Reads at speed
Plates at over 100 kph (60 mph), day or night, supporting plates from over 80% of the countries in the world — South Africa included.
License plate recognition · South Africa
Plate recognition in South Africa.
VISEC has been used on South African roads, estates and retail sites for years, reading plates from ordinary IP cameras on a Windows PC.
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What VISEC does
Plate recognition on hardware you own.
One Windows program reads plates from the IP cameras already on site, logs every read with its time and confidence, and keeps it all on your own system.
Your plates stay yours
Every read is stored on your own VISEC system, where you can search it, compare it against your own lists, or export it.
Works with your cameras
ONVIF and Axis IP cameras, using the inputs and outputs they already have — so a match can open a gate or raise an alert.
On the roads, with Axis.
For a South African National Roads Agency project, VISEC built a module with the integrator CSS&I that streamed live video from remote road sites to a central control room over 3G, avoiding the bandwidth costs that made IP surveillance prohibitive.
Read the SANRAL case study (PDF)Shopping centres, supermarkets and schools across the country have used VISEC too.
All case studiesRead plates on your own cameras.
Plates at over 100 kph, on the cameras you already own.