Quercus presents "Emerging trends in ANPR applications for parking"
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Quercus Technologies will present “Emerging trends in automatic license plate recognition applications for parking” at the Fist Latin Parking Conference organized in cooperation by International Parking Institute and Brazilian Parking Association Abrapark in Sao Paulo. With a branch office in Brazil, Quercus is very close to the Latin American parking industry which allows us to analyze the current state of the smart mobility for parking, starting from real case scenarios of parking facilities, from Brazil and worldwide, where the ANPR technology has been implemented.
The trend-setting devices in the parking management system are based on a plug-and-play architecture that allows for an almost instant installation. The user-friendliness of the units is also a key point as the users prefer devices that can be configured fast, just following the instructions of a simple setup wizard.
ANPR technologies guarantee a reliable detection that assures the functioning of a solid and coherent smart mobility process, but the benefits of the LPR go beyond that. The applications range from helping the end user save time and leave his car safely in an airport car park with the option of online booking of a parking bay to getting marketing information on customer’s shopping patterns for business decision-makers.
ANPR technologies still remain one of the fields where more progresses are expected to happen since the possibilities of integrating them to improve automation and safety in access control are enormous.
About Quercus
Quercus Technologies develops and manufactures highly technological products which aim at improving mobility and traffic safety. Product applications are focused on parking, traffic, enforcement and security areas. Quercus products include All-in-One license plate recognition units, overview cameras and digital video recorders, virtual-loop based traffic sensors and non intrusive red light cameras.
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