Costs a fraction of live streaming with none of the headaches. Video updates from any camera, anywhere.
Finally, an alternative to the high cost and headaches of live streaming video. One part of your job just got a lot easier.
Accurate updates of highways, bridges, tunnels, or any congestion from any camera with no impact on your network.
cost savings in implementation, hardware, maintenance, and fees.
Enjoy full camera control by command center personnel and easy sharing of streaming images with other agencies without the cost and headaches of streaming servers.
Instantly generate videos for traveler information with no extra cost or network resources required. We make sure it plays on all devices - desktops, mobile, and tablets.
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Do you want to know about ANPR’s future? Solutions to improve roads, journeys and communities VECTOR – the very latest in ANPR technology
Vysionics have long lead the field in ANPR, with firsts to market including Police ANPR, congestion charging, average speed enforcement and many more.
VECTOR brings together decades of real world ANPR experience, in a compact and highly capable integrated camera module.
VECTOR Applications VECTOR provides a common platform for multiple Advanced ANPR applications, including:
• Average Speed Enforcement • Bus Lane Enforcement • Level Crossings & Red Light Enforcement • Yellow Box Violations • Tolling • Journey Time Measurement • Access Control • Parking Management
Vysionics offer a full end to end turnkey solution, from manufacture, initial design & installation through to maintenance and support.
Want to know more? Talk to our specialist Account Managers to learn what VECTOR could do for you.
For more information - Tel: 01276 698 980 Email: info
vysionics.com Web:
www.vysionics.com
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