No edition to choose
Plate recognition, QR reading and access control are in every license rather than unlocked by tier.
exacqVision is capable enterprise video management, usually sold in editions and often with its own servers. If you are buying for one building rather than a portfolio, VISEC runs on a Windows PC and includes the modules outright.
Plate recognition, QR reading and access control are in every license rather than unlocked by tier.
Windows 10 or 11, 8 GB of memory, an Nvidia GPU if you want plate reading on several lanes.
No subscription, and the same license covers the viewing machines you use.
If they are ONVIF, yes - that covers 99% of IP cameras. Paste an RTSP address for anything unusual.
Sixteen to a hundred or more is typical, and installations run up to around 200 on suitable hardware.
No, and there is no per-plate or per-camera fee for it.
The complete software, free for life on one camera license. No card, no email, no trial clock.