License plate recognition · the world's first IP-based LPR
Read every plate that passes.
VISEC engineered the world's first IP-based license plate recognition system. It reads plates at over 100 kph (60 mph), from more than 80% of the countries on earth, off ordinary IP cameras on a Windows PC — and it is included in every license, including the free one camera license. Access control and QR reading are built in on this page too.
License plate recognition
Every vehicle, logged and searchable.
VISEC reads plates straight from your camera feed, stores each read with its time and confidence, and can trigger an alert on a match. It can also flag cars with no plate at all.
USA · CanadaLatin AmericaEuropeAustralia
VISEC's LPR works worldwide, supporting plates from over 80% of the countries in the world, and reads them at over 100 kph (60 mph). You can search stored plates, or list the vehicles that had none.
- Deep learning AIBuilt on AI models using NVIDIA's CUDA and the GPU's virtual instruction set for parallel computation.
- Multi-laneMegapixel cameras can cover several lanes at once, cutting deployment time and cost.
- IntegratesFully automated and connectable to third-party systems: remote databases, access control I/O, or processing on board.
- Your dataPlates are stored on your own VISEC system, and can be compared locally, against remote lists, or exported.
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Access control
When a camera sees it, something happens.
VISEC uses the inputs and outputs built into ONVIF and Axis cameras. A door opens, a light turns on and it records two seconds. A sensor trips and a PTZ camera swings to that preset.
Door contactInput · the door opens, VISEC records and notifies.
Motion (PIR) sensorInput · heat movement detected, the camera takes action.
Glass-break detectorInput · a sudden pressure drop triggers video and alerts.
Door relayOutput · lock or unlock an entrance remotely.
SirenOutput · sound the alarm on motion or an input.
Alarm systemOutput · the camera becomes part of your alarm circuit.
How it works
Camera sees a QR code → VISEC decodes it → logs the result → runs the action you chose.
No scanner, no extra software. Works on the camera you already own.
QR code reading
Any camera becomes a scanner.
Deliveries, passes, equipment checks — VISEC reads the code straight from the video and logs it with the time.
See QR code readingPlate recognition questions
Quick answers.
Is VISEC's license plate recognition really free?
Yes. Plate recognition is included in every VISEC license, including the free one camera license, which is free for life. No trial clock, no card and no per-plate fee.
How fast and how many countries?
VISEC reads plates at over 100 kph (60 mph) and in more than 80% of the world's countries.
Do I need a special LPR camera?
No. A normal ONVIF IP camera works when it is aimed at the lane with a fast shutter. See the LPR camera setup guide.
Does it work at night?
Yes, with an infrared camera. Plates reflect infrared, so they stay readable in the dark.
Can it open a gate for known plates?
Yes. Access control is built in and triggers ONVIF and Axis camera outputs for plates you choose. Cameras need physical I/O ports for this.
Do I need a graphics card?
An Nvidia card with 4 GB speeds up recognition. Without one, VISEC uses the processor.
Where plate reading earns its keep
Set up for your situation.
The same recognition, aimed at a different lane. Each of these covers the camera placement and the questions that come up on that kind of site.
Gated communities
Yards and depots
Car washes
Dealerships
Self storage
Try all three on a free one camera license.
Download VISEC and test it on your own cameras.