ANPR cameras automatically recognise the registration number of every vehicle. They open the barrier for authorised cars and record all others. No more manually calling to find out who has parked in your spot again.
ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) reads vehicle registration numbers from camera images. The system reads the number plate, compares it against a list and reacts according to set rules, opening a barrier, recording arrival time or alerting on a blacklisted vehicle. All without operator intervention.
Corporate and residential car parks, entrances to sites and courtyards, loading ramps and warehouses, parking at apartment blocks and the building's owners' associations, hotels and premises with reserved parking. Typically where you want to admit only your own vehicles and maintain an overview of vehicle movements.
The success of ANPR depends on camera placement, viewing angle, lighting and vehicle speed at the location. Therefore, for each entrance we design a custom camera position and select the lens and supplementary lighting so that reading works even at night and in rain. Without a quality design, even an expensive number plate camera will not reliably read plates.
Automatic recognition of vehicle registration numbers from camera images. The ANPR system reads the number plate, compares it against a list of authorised vehicles and accordingly opens the barrier or logs the arrival.
Yes. You enter authorised vehicles into the whitelist; when a vehicle from the list arrives, the system triggers the barrier or gate to open. Unauthorised vehicles are simply logged.
Yes, ANPR cameras are designed for this thanks to IR illumination and short exposure. Correct positioning and angle are key. We address these during the design phase.
The brand is personal data; therefore, we will provide the operating regulations, an information sign and the setting of record retention periods so that operation complies with the rules.
Free design of ANPR solutions for car parks and sites in Prague and surrounding areas.