Automated Number Plate Recognition
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Automated Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) uses camera-based optical character recognition on images of vehicle license plates to read the plates. ANPR was invented in 1976 in the UK and uses specialized CCTV cameras to detect license plates in real-time. Reasons for using ANPR include round-the-clock vehicle monitoring, reducing crime, easing toll management, and generating violations for traffic infractions.
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2. The cameras capture images that are then processed by ANPR software to detect, segment, and identify the license plate numbers.
3. ANPR systems are commonly used for electronic toll collection, traffic management, parking enforcement, and border control by storing images and license plate data.
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Automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) is a technology that uses optical character recognition on images to read vehicle registration plates. There are two types of ANPR technology - ANPR engines that recognize plates from stored images, and ANPR all-in-one equipment that incorporates all hardware for image capture and plate recognition. ANPR all-in-one equipment is considered more reliable as it has a modular design and simplified installation. ANPR works by detecting vehicles, capturing images using interlaced or progressive cameras, and applying software algorithms to locate, isolate, and recognize the characters on license plates. It has applications in law enforcement, traffic control, and access management.
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- 1. Automated Number Plate Recognition(ANPR)
- 2. Automated Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) • Invented in 1976 in UK by Police Scientific Development Branch (PSDB). • Camera based Technology that performs Optical Character Recognition (OCR) on images to read License Plates (LP) of Vehicles. • Real time detection of English Alpha-numeric characters of LP number. • ANPR cameras are specialized type of CCTV cameras.
- 3. OPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION (OCR) OCR is a Scanning technology that converts printed or handwritten images into editable text. Text Conversion General Processing of OCR Vehicle Image Acquisition
- 4. WHY TO USE ANPR SYSTEM? • Round the clock monitoring of Vehicles. • To Reduce burglaries • To ease the process of Toll Management. • To reduce crime. • Challan generation to violators for violating Traffic rules. • Ability to automate access control systems (premise, parking entry/exit).
- 5. PREREQUISITES (Minimum) IP Based Camera • Min. 2MP • 25/30 FPS • Fixed Box Type • IP65 Casing IR Illuminator • Auto IR Cut Filter • Range min. 20m • LED Technology • IP 65 Casing Local Processing Unit (LPU) • Intel Core i3 (2.4 GHz) or better • RAM:: min. 2 GB or better • HDD:: min. 500 GB or better • Loaded Application Software
- 6. System Layout Field of View 6-6.5m 15-20 m Cam 1 with IR 3.5m LPU Control Room OFC/Wireless Field of View Cam 2 with IR 3.5m Lane 1 Lane 2
- 7. Process Flow Cameras always in Active Mode and does not require any trigger If any vehicle comes in FOV, ANPR camera locates the license number plate LPU performs OCR on captured number plate image & saves in JPEG format the database Processing takes place locally and data transfers to Control Room periodically If network gets break, then data will be saved locally for at least 7 days
- 8. Transaction Details Each vehicle record will be a single file and contain the following:: • Vehicle Registration Number • Date & Time • ANPR Site Location • Lane Number • Image of the number plate Approximate size of single file will be around 1 MB. Transaction size varies as per camera requirement and will increase with increase in resolution.
- 10. Graphic User Interface (GUI)
- 11. Vehicle Tracking through ANPR System
- 12. Key Features of ANPR System Placement of cameras can be from backside or frontside. System captures the image of all vehicles moving at a speed upto 150kmph. Automated 24*7 surveillance Auto alerts for notifying Hot-listed - Stolen, Suspected, Wanted/VIP vehicles Capable of detecting and recognizing license plate numbers of four wheelers, 2-3 wheelers, LMV & HMV. Multiple entry points can be integrated together at a single central console Category management - Create or upload vehicle details for creating hot-list Can be integrated with Video management software (VMS)
- 13. Application Areas of ANPR Parking Management Tolling at Toll Plaza City/State Border Control Traffic Laws Enforcement City Surveillance