ANPR & watchlists
Plates read on live streams and matched against watchlists, with instant alerts on a hit.
ANPR, red-light and speed violations, congestion levels and incident alerts — captured automatically on live traffic, day or night.
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A traffic camera on its own produces footage. What an authority actually needs is a record: which vehicle, which lane, what time, what violation, and a clip that survives being questioned later.
Our traffic module sits on top of the same VMS, reads plates as vehicles pass, classifies what type of vehicle it is, and writes each detection into a searchable event with the clip attached — so a query that used to mean scrubbing hours of video becomes a filter.
Every item below is in the product today, not on a roadmap slide.
Plates read on live streams and matched against watchlists, with instant alerts on a hit.
Red light, wrong-way, no-entry and speed violations captured with before-and-after clip evidence.
Cars, trucks, buses and two-wheelers counted separately so volume reports mean something.
Lane occupancy, flow and average speed per approach, trended so you can see the pattern change.
Live congestion status per corridor, with thresholds that raise an alert before it locks up.
CSV and PDF exports for daily volumes, violation summaries and challan workflows.
Four stages, and we will tell you at the end of any of them if the rest is not worth doing.
Camera angle, mounting height, lane coverage and lighting checked per approach — this decides accuracy more than the model does.
Detection zones, lane geometry and plate region rules configured for each camera.
A live accuracy run against manually verified plates before the system is trusted for enforcement.
Dashboards, exports and watchlist workflows handed to your control room team.
Not a number over email. Plate accuracy is decided by mounting angle, height, lens and lighting at each approach — we survey the site, quote a figure for that site, and validate it against manually checked plates before go-live.
Yes, with the right camera and IR or supplementary lighting. Night performance is part of what the survey checks, because a camera that reads plates at noon can be useless at 2am.
Often, if the angle and resolution allow. Where a camera is mounted for general viewing rather than plate capture, we will say so rather than promise a result we cannot deliver.
We produce the evidence record and export it in the format your enforcement system needs. Integration with a specific challan platform is scoped separately.
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Send us a camera list and what you are trying to catch. We will tell you what is realistic before anyone talks price.