OpenALPR

OpenALPR empowers nearly any IP, traffic or security camera with advanced vehicle recognition. Using artificial intelligence and machine learning technology, it outperforms traditional license plate recognition, providing real-time information on vehicle plate numbers, make, model, color and direction of travel.

Some of the key features include:

• Industry Leading Accuracy: High accuracy in license plate readouts.
• Fast Installation and Set-up: Get your system up and running in under 20 minutes.
• Searchable Vehicle Database: Conduct advanced searches based on full or partial plate numbers and vehicle attributes.
• Up to 60-Day Data Retention: License plate and vehicle data is stored for up to two months with easy access.
• International Plate Support: Recognition available in over 70 countries and growing.
• Free Software Updates: No additional cost for software updates.

OpenALPR has two main products:

• Rekor Scout: A vehicle recognition platform that enables license plate and vehicle recognition on IP cameras with web-based results. Plans start at $10 per month.
• Rekor CarCheck: A vehicle recognition API that analyzes still images of vehicles and responds with plate and vehicle information. Plans start at $40 per month.

OpenALPR has a variety of use cases, including law enforcement, property security and automation, software development, parking operations, car wash and service, and quick service restaurants. This means it can be used in a wide range of industries and applications.

The benefits of OpenALPR include increased safety, automation of manual processes, and improved customer experiences. For law enforcement, it helps close cases using vehicle data. For businesses, it increases customer loyalty and efficiency. For homeowners, it helps protect their communities.

OpenALPR offers a free trial, so you can see the benefits for yourself. With flexible pricing and a robust feature set, it's a great option for organizations looking to incorporate advanced vehicle recognition into their operations.

Published on July 2, 2024