As a market leader in artificial intelligence (AI) technology, Asia Vision Technology Limited (AVT) is committed to providing a comprehensive range of intelligent solutions for smart traffic, smart parking and smart ports around the world. After more than 20 years of innovation in optical character recognition technology, the license plate number and container number recognition system launched by Asia Vision are widely used in various fields with high accuracy, stability and high efficiency.
Granted with a U.S. Patent (No.: 6,026,177) for its innovative VECON technology in 2000, we provide the best solutions.
We will provide professional solutions to various clients to help you to build the most convenient system.
We consistently outperform others with proven track record in providing a suite of versatile and reliable license plate and container numbers recognition solutions.
Back-office Toll Enforcement
Region: Harbour Bridge, Sydney, Australia
Product: VECON-RM
AVT’s strategic partner Redflex Traffic systems needed to find a solution for the back-office image processing for thousands of vehicle license plates in order to automate and streamline their existing enforcement processing systems for the New South Wales Roads and Traffic Authority (NSW RTA).
AVT supplied its VECON-RM (Recognition Module) and seamlessly integrate it into their existing back-office processing system.
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Mobile ALPR for Law Enforcement – ‘Electronic Blitz’
Region: Sao Paulo, Brazil
Product: VECON-VIS
To solve the problem of unregistered vehicles traveling on Brazilian roads, AVT’s
strategic partners ISES Corp and SERTTEL have developed a cost-effective mobile solution that meets the needs of the Sao Paolo Police Traffic Enforcement Authority. The requirements for the project were to be able to set up an ‘Electronic Blitz’ location where vehicle license plate numbers could be checked and compared with the national database of vehicles in real-time and issue an infringement notice on the spot for those vehicles that are found to be breaking the law.
Loop detectors are placed close to the camera in order to trigger license plate captures. These two devices are then connected to the mobile PC located up to 20 meters away.
When a vehicle enters the ‘checking lane’ – the license plate is captured and compared to the national database of vehicles. An infringement notice is immediately issued
if the vehicle is found to be unregistered.
The driver is then issued with the infringement notice.
The ‘Blitz Electronic’ initiative has proven to be a resounding success story, with plans well underway to deploy more mobile systems nationwide to enforce the road laws in this country.
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