”We know that it is a shared frustration that ANPR cameras often fail to deliver on the manufacturers’ promises,” says László Kis, CEO of Adaptive Recognition. ”Our mission is to provide reliable products that integrators can base their solution on with confidence,” he added.
Adaptive Recognition will be featuring Vidar, its all-in-one traffic monitoring device which is suitable for low- and high-speed traffic monitoring. It features an in-built spot laser combined with PlateFinder software. The two triggers support each other to rule out the possibility of missed vehicles, yielding the same level of reliability as external triggers.
Low-quality images are also a thing of the past as Vidar encompasses two fully autonomous cameras with motorised zoom, focus, and iris. Global-coverage ANPR is provided by Carmen running onboard the camera.
Adaptive Recognition points out that it also offers solutions to clients who do not wish to invest in a dedicated ANPR camera but would rather add ANPR function to an IP camera or upgrade an existing system. The Carmen software comes in multiple on-premise and cloud-based versions.
On the company’s stand will be the latest additions to the Carmen family: Carmen Nano, specially developed for NVIDIA Jetson-based systems, and Carmen Box, a standalone device for video-based ANPR.
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