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The ELSAG® Video Plate Hunter 900 is a low-cost automatic license plate reader system for vehicle-related law enforcement missions. It extracts license plate numbers from the video of select IP cameras to assist real-time policing, investigations, and access control.
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Jenoptik’s Vector ALPR camera is a compact unit that automatically captures license plates across several lanes simultaneously, even at high speeds. Vector cameras are robust, durable, reliable, and are suitable for stationary and portable applications.
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For law enforcement officers who use mobile ALPR to aid investigations, the new Genetec AutoVu SharpZ3 allows patrols to flag vehicles based on vehicle type and color where no license plate was identified by a witness.
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Innovative new body cameras, radios, and training simulators were among the stars of this year's show.
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Digital evidence capture systems were once again one of the hottest product categories at IACP.
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When a crime occurs, Flock Safety systems are made to deliver the actionable evidence law enforcement needs to make an arrest with their 24-hour wireless cameras designed to capture license plates.
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A dizzying variety of hardware and software tools are now available for police operations. But are they actually being used? We sent a special survey out to law enforcement officers to find out. Here's what we discovered.
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Rekor's Watchman software converts your existing surveillance and traffic cameras into an automated license plate recognition system that can help you close cases quickly.
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Rekor Systems Inc. announced that the Rotterdam (NY) Police Department has entered into a subscription agreement to use the company's Watchman vehicle recognition software on existing traffic and surveillance cameras.
Read More →Rekor Systems Inc., a leading provider of public safety and vehicle recognition systems, has announced the launch of the Rekor Public Safety Network ("RPSN"). Any state or local law enforcement agency participating in the RPSN will be able to access real-time data from any part of the network at no cost.
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