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Vidar, Adaptive Recognition’s ANPR camera, comes with built-in laser triggering. Our expert explains why laser triggering provides exceptional results and why it is still the most reliable way of capturing license plates.
In the world of vehicle detection and automatic number plate recognition (ANPR), the golden rule is simple: you blink, you lose. Accurate triggering makes or breaks your ANPR project. Too many missed vehicles, and you miss out on income, false-positive readings can lead to complications, and extra manual checks to ensure accuracy costs time and money.
Therefore, avoiding these mistakes via the accurate triggering of ANPR cameras is the most crucial part of adequately operating a traffic monitoring system. Recently, however, ANPR camera manufacturers have started to provide software-based triggering options in their products. These virtual triggers are quite innovative and require fewer moving parts in the plate recognition cam
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NPR turns 50 this year and there were major voices that shaped the network. Lisa Napoli has written about the women who became some of the major figures in her new book, Susan, Linda, Nina & Cokie: The Extraordinary Story of the Founding Mothers of NPR. Delmarva Public Media s Don Rush talked with her about them and their legacy.
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NPR turns 50 this year and there were major voices that shaped the network. Lisa Napoli has written about the women who became some of the major figures in
Orbility Are Pleased to Announce That We Have Recently Been Awarded a Contract by Wigan Council
Monday, May 31, 2021 10:09 AM - Wigan, UK
Orbility is pleased to announce that we have recently been awarded the contract by Wigan Council for a new parking solution at Pennington Country Park.
Currently, the
Pennington to improve the visitor experience, The council decided to install a new
barrier solution with
ANPR to automate their parking. This new equipment will permit better management on the site, will improve the current operation and customer journey when arriving at, and leaving the car park. The
Pay on Foot system will enable visitors to pay for the duration of their stay when leaving, rather than the time constraints currently in place having to pay for parking when they arrive.