Interface Systems Showcases Video Analytics Security Systems at Car Wash Show

Security technology takes center stage in Nashville as interface systems unveils ai powered video intelligence and autonomous perimeter protection for car wash operators

Interface Systems, a provider of AI-powered security and remote video monitoring for carwashes, restaurants, retailers, and commercial businesses, recently announced that it would set up an exhibition at the Car Wash Show 2026. It will help operators reduce after-hours incident risk and strengthen their defense against false claims by showcasing its Virtual Perimeter Guard and Video Analytics security systems solutions. Additionally, the company would also offer carwash operators a fully managed network and voice solutions, video-verified alarm monitoring, and video management systems to enable reliable operation of sites across all locations. The company’s exhibition is scheduled from May 11 to 13 at the Music City Center in Nashville.

Furthermore, Interface Systems’ solution will help safeguard high-value tunnel equipment, unattended payment kiosks, and open pad-site perimeters, which traditional camera systems can only record. Also, operators face several risks, such as slip-and-fall, tunnel collision, and expensive pre-existing damage claims that can be settled only with clear, timestamped video evidence. Growing multi-site operators also inherit a patchwork of legacy security hardware, inconsistent network infrastructure, and fragmented vendor relationships in new locations. In this context, they greatly benefit from a single partner that is capable of standardizing security, video intelligence, and network connectivity across the entire portfolio.

Moreover, the first of Interface Systems’ exhibits at the Car Wash Show is the Virtual Perimeter Guard, which can identify people and vehicles in restricted zones after hours using autonomous AI-powered detection. It then issues automated voice-down warnings backed by a strobe light. The system escalates persistent threats to trained intervention specialists at the company’s Interactive Security Operations Centers, which respond in real time and coordinate with law enforcement. Nearly 96% of perimeter threats are resolved through this approach without the need for police dispatch. The company’s other exhibit, Video analytics, provides operators with the documentation they require when claims arise by capturing timestamped footage at every stage of the customer journey, from entry to tunnel to vacuum stations. The system measures dwell times, tracks throughput, flags tunnel collisions, and records pre-existing vehicle damage at entry.

According to CIO Bulletin, Interface Systems stands out from the competition by delivering security, video intelligence, and a fully managed network and voice under one platform and with one invoice. This single-partner model simplifies the work of operators while protecting new locations faster.