Airports face increasing pressure to manage parking congestion, curbside dwell times, rideshare activity, access control, and non-aeronautical revenue – all while maintaining smooth passenger flow. With the rapid growth of Uber, Lyft, and other transportation...
The U.S. License Plate Quirk: Stacked Characters Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) systems have become indispensable for parking management, tolling, security access, and law enforcement. Yet one small design feature of many U.S. license plates – stacked...
Why Front License Plates Matter for ALPR Front license plates make license plate recognition more reliable in parking, tolling, law enforcement, and access-control applications. When vehicles have both front and rear plates, ALPR systems can capture two independent...
Stop Tailgating in Parking Lots: How LPR Protects Revenue and Safety Tailgating in parking facilities—when a vehicle closely follows another through an exit gate without paying—is a widespread issue that cuts into revenue and increases liability. Municipalities like...
Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) systems rely on clear, high-contrast images of license plates for high accuracy. Achieving this with ALPR requires properly adjusted camera settings, especially when dealing with challenging lighting conditions such as bright...
Ticketless parking systems using License Plate Recognition (LPR) and gates offer a seamless and efficient way to manage parking facilities. Here’s How Ticketless Parking Works: 1. Entry: As a vehicle approaches the parking gate, the LPR system scans the license...
