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Belgian startup Telraam designed a device that lets anyone point out of a window a camera-like device that uses on-board tech to count the number of road users. It is currently installing a network of 50 or so devices in San Francisco, a project the company says is largely funded by Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman, with support of “local civic groups such as SF Parks Alliance and the Slow Streets Mayors.”

Today, Telraam officially launches the Telraam S2, a custom designed and upgraded version of the Telraam multimodal traffic counting device. Using AI technology to support highly accurate and targeted citizen science data generation, this new device will make the installation and connection of new devices much easier, with a view to growing Telraam’s international reach.

De provincie Zuid-Holland kiest Q-lite voor het vernieuwen van de digitale reisinformatie borden bij de bushaltes. Hiermee worden de huidige digitale informatieborden vervangen, de presentatie van de reisinformatie vernieuwd en reizigers nog beter geïnformeerd.

Richárd Wolf, International Sales Director at Adaptive Recognition is presenting our newest products, Carmen® Nano and Carmen® Box at Parking Network's booth, 12.341 on March 30, 2022, at 2pm CET.

Driving off, or fueling up and leaving without paying, is a problem many fuel station operators face daily. To combat this increasing form of crime, several of New Zealand’s largest fuel station operators have implemented an advanced security system that uses ANPR technology to be alerted of offenders when they arrive on site—before they even lift the pump hose.

Packaging is constantly changing. The slightest tweaks in the weight or size of a packaging material can have a big impact, and anyone who neglects to adjust the setting values on filling machines properly may end up dealing with systematic over- or underfilling.

NMO’s withdrawal from the market opens door for NMi to support former NMO customers

Yerli ve milli imkanlarla gelistirilen lazer tabanli Medar Mobil Hiz Tespit Sistemi (MTS) Mersin'de kullanilmaya baslandi.

When integrated with security and payment systems, it transforms parking into a more convenient, adjustable, secure and completely contactless experience

To facilitate smooth but secured access for trucks and passenger cars, the headquarters (HQ) of Heron Bros. recently upgraded their parking garage and access control process. Nedap’s RFID TRANSIT readers are integrated into Nortech’s Norpass3 access control software, resulting in fast access for authorized employees in passenger cars and truck drivers.

Tamamen yerli ve milli olarak üretilen yeni radar sistemi, yeni özellikleriyle kullanima sunuldu. Ilk deneyimin Manisa'da gerçeklestirildigi sistem, birçok yeni özelligi de içerisinde barindiriyor.

Türk Silahli Kuvvetleri, Jandarma Genel Komutanligi, Emniyet Genel Müdürlügü ile diger kamu kurum ve kuruluslarina, kritik görevler için cihaz ve sistemler saglayan sirketin gelistirdigi Medar Mobil Hiz Tespit Sistemi (MTS), ilk defa Manisa'da kullanilmaya baslandi. Il Jandarma Komutanligi'nca Manisa-Menemen yolunda hem araç üzerinde hem de seyyar olarak kullanilan yerli ve milli radar ile ayni anda 4 seritteki onlarca araç es zamanli takip edilebiliyor.

Vehicle owners know how hard it is to find an empty spot to put down the car. It’s a constant battle with delivery vans, shared vehicles, and, recently, outdoor establishments. As such, the need for smart kerb management is on the rise. Thankfully, there are many solutions ready to be implemented—including those relying on ANPR.

Viru Keskus and Finest Business & Parking House are known parking houses located in the capital city of Estonia: Tallinn. Because both parking houses have spaces for residents and are near located at many shops and cafes, hundreds of vehicles drive in and out every day. To avoid queues at the barrier and to know who is driving in and out, the parking operator Ühisteenused AS was looking for an innovative and cost-effective solution for both parking houses. Nedap’s ANPR Lumo cameras were chosen because of it’s high accuracy. With this solution, vehicles are automatically identified based on their license plate resulting in easy, safe and barrierless parking. N.W.T Solutions OÜ integrated Nedap’s ANPR Lumo and the parking operating software of Ühisteenused AS.

The latest solutions of Adaptive Recognition, formerly known as ARH. Inlcuding the industry-leading ANPR software family, Carmen®, Vidar, the high-speed traffic monitoring camera with built-in laser for better triggering, and Einar, the compact and smart parking access control camera with optional ANPR functionalities.

Monitoring 40,000 vehicles per day can be challenging; doing so while reading and recognizing Arabic license plates without external triggering was thought to be impossible. 6SS managed to answer this challenge with success—in no small part thanks to Adaptive Recognition’s industry-leading license plate recognition software.

The National Institute of Business Management (NIBM) hosts over thousands students and employees. To guarantee safety and to ensure rapid passage of vehicles at the entrances and exits of the university, NIBM was looking for an access control solution for their employees. With the successful implementation of Nedap’s uPASS Target and tags, staff vehicles are now identified from a long range without any friction.

Prologis has the largest platform and is the leading provider of industrial warehouses and distribution centers in Mexico. Prologis was seeking a way to update employee access control in some of their industrial parks near Mexico City. With the successful implementation of Nedap’s ANPR Lumo license plate reader, vehicles are now identified from a long range with ease and without friction for both employees and visitors.

Road users register on a website with their number plates and card details, and get automatically charged for road fees when they cross Crown Princess Mary’s Bridge. Adaptive Recognition’ Carmen® ANPR Image Recognition API is at the core of the system.

The main topics and issues discussed in the study are trends in the parking industry and analysis of alternative project contracting possibilities in the field of personal vehicle parking, based on service delivery. The study also includes cost-effectiveness and financial viability estimates of such projects.

Thanks to ANPR-based Pay-by-Plate technology, customers of New Zealand’s Z Energy fuel chain can now enjoy a frictionless refueling and payment experience at various fuel stations.

Managing vehicle access control without license plate recognition can be challenging. Doing so for an area as big as a small city is close to impossible. BTCO S.A. opted for Adaptive Recognition ANPR/ALPR cameras in order to make an already complex access control system faster and even more effective.