The new system provides a unique solution to read plates of moving vehicles in urban scenes and motorways, gas stations and in slow scenes such as parking lots and tolls, etc.

The Scati Plate solution is a number plate recognition system designed with multicamera management technology for use in real time for multiple lanes focused on the control of wide urban areas by authorities and municipalities.

The system can be integrated with an urban video surveillance system, optimising resources and combining the potential of both systems. Users are able to retrieve images from the license plate recognition system for analysis, just by taking advantage of an existing CCTV infrastructure.

With a 99% success rate in all lighting and weather conditions, the solution also includes a powerful management tool, providing important added values, such as setting white and black lists, a self-diagnosis system, either recorded or real time video display, interactive maps, recycling of plate recognitions according local laws or reporting and statistics generation.

Scati Suite tools allow for centralised management of the license plate recognition system as well as the CCTV system from the control centre that is automatically recording the incidents. An alarm will display the corresponding video at the recognised time and will also give other relevant data. Scati Suite is an open and scalable platform which means that the system can be extended in the future if and when needed.

The Scati Plate recognition system data bank is constantly updated with new information about the recognised plates. moment. The users therefore, permanently have up to date traffic data: vehicle image, plate, time and checkpoint crossed.

The wide scale adaptability of the Scati Plate system allows a large number of applications in varying different sectors. In this way, the Scati license plate recognition system allows for the monitoring of traffic in cities and on roads, and tolls, etc. as well as being able to monitor access control points at airports, and other large facilities.

This solution has already been installed at ports to control the movement of containers as well as inside police cars to record images of other vehicles on the road.