License Plate Reader

Philadelphia police officials acknowledge the department lacks automated plate readers and other technology to trace cars with faked tags

Micro Focus media analysis tools save officer time and reduce undesirable viewing, relying on human confirmation

The technology detects, analyzes and securely stores vehicle identification data

A camera system that scans license plates has helped officers track down suspects and solve crimes in recent months

LE groups have criticized the proposal as bad for public safety, noting that dangerous drivers are often identified by those front plates

LPR technology must continually adapt to America’s dynamic environment of license plate design. Rekor responds by evolving its AI to learn from mistakes

The powerful search capabilities of a vehicle-centric investigation system can provide critical insight to solve investigations

Find out what modern license plate reader technology can do for your agency and the citizens you serve

New technology will enhance operational intelligence, identify wanted suspects, and improve situational awareness for officer and citizen safety

A mobile trailer from Jenoptik makes the ALPR system more versatile, whether for indefinite deployment in remote areas or for a better view across lanes of traffic

Gov. Phil Murphy also announced the state will use $10 million to help agencies buy automatic license plate recognition tech to combat the rise in auto thefts

These studies show that deploying speed enforcement cameras in school zones are effective and efficient ways to slow down speeders and keep kids safer

After the city installed automatic license plate readers in high-crime areas last year, the arrests were quick to follow

Gain insight into current mobile automatic license plate reader capabilities and find the solution that works for your department’s needs