Apromix, part of the Beninca holding, has introduced the new license plate recognition camera Leader Mini I-Zero2.
Customers usually ask us to send a comparison table that highlights the technical differences between Apromix cameras and those of other brands on the market. And for good reason.
Even the most experienced license plate reading experts find it difficult to
understand the real differences between one product and another, based on the
technical specifications indicated in the data sheets of the different
manufacturers.
So the only way to demonstrate the differences between our products is to
show license plate recognition images captured directly on site, under conditions considered critical for many license plate recognition cameras.
We all know that customers require a parking system that can read license plates perfectly, even if they are dirty, damaged, or at extreme angles, to avoid constant manual intervention.
What we show you in this news is the performance offered by Apromix cameras on the spot.
It is not always summer – a time when vehicle license plates are clean and easy to read, even with poorly functioning cameras. Nor is it always day. There is also night and winter, snow and fog, damaged and partially covered license plates, deformed and tilted.
But why does no one ever show images of the actual reading ability of their products in critical license plate conditions?
It is when faced with critical license plates that Apromix cameras must be compared with those of other brands to discover their true capabilities and differences: elements that are not obvious from the data sheets.
WE DID IT! A picture speaks a thousand words. For confidentiality reasons, we have hidden some symbols. We assure you that they were correctly recognized.
