IP-based license plate recognition technology

Genetec, specialists in IP video surveillance, has released an IP-based licence plate recognition (LPR) appliance which delivers advanced digital video processing and numberplate.

Mar 27, 2008
By Paul Jacques
Dr Camilla De Camargo (second from left) and Dr Stephanie Wallace (third from right) with Policing Minister Sarah Jones MP (third from left) and National Board members from the Police Federation of England and Wales, Zac Mader (second from right) and Belinda Goodwin (right) and Superintendent Helen Brear from West Yorkshire Police (left).

Genetec, specialists in IP video surveillance, has released an IP-based licence plate recognition (LPR) appliance which delivers advanced digital video processing and numberplate.

The AutoVu Sharp can be used for both fixed and mobile installations.

It automatically reads plates of parked vehicles or vehicles travelling at speeds up to 140mph. The device also has the ability to read licence plates spanning two lanes of traffic and is available in a variety of configurations, depending on the specific needs of each application.

Related News

Select Vacancies

Assistant Chief Constable

Northamptonshire Police

Copyright © 2026 Police Professional