Adaptive Recognition Announces Upgrade for Carmen
Carmen®, Adaptive Recognition's flagship ANPR software product, is the powerhouse behind the company's traffic monitoring cameras. It recognizes more than 30 000 types of plate types from various image sources and at any traffic rate.
The highly adaptable software family is sold as an SDK or Plug'n'Play application to fit any traffic monitoring project, including smart/ticketless parking and various types of access control.
The latest software upgrade involves the addition of new sample codes, expanding the range of supported languages even further on Windows and Linux.
Furthermore, new engine-related features were added, such as returning vehicle category (army, police, taxi, public transport, etc.) based on the license plate.
Last, Make and Model Recognition (MMR) has been fully integrated into the ANPR Demo for Images and the Utility Tools.
Carmen® can be utilized in parking projects to automatically and accurately read plate numbers of entering vehicles, cross-checking them with various databases for automatic payment, security/access control, and more.
Discover how the Carmen® ANPR software could enhance your parking project.
About Adaptive Recognition
Adaptive Recognition is a group of creative minds, developing and manufacturing AI-based image processing technology, for the traffic, security, and identity industries.
Adaptive Recognition's first major successes came with our globally market-leading Carmen® ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) product, which is capable of automatically recognizing and reading images of car license plates. This was followed by introducing various standardized codes, which are used, among other things, in shipping or printed on ID documents like passports.
The small startup transformed into a professional international company with locations in Denmark, the USA, Asia-Pacific, Central-Europe, and Singapore, with 300+ employees and 30+ representative partners worldwide.
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