ANPR / plate reading
Real-time licence plate recognition tuned for Nigerian, South African, Kenyan, Ghanaian, Rwandan, Egyptian and other African formats.
Licence plate reading, vehicle attribute detection, and plate watchlist matching — tuned specifically for African plate formats and African deployment conditions.

Real-time licence plate recognition tuned for Nigerian, South African, Kenyan, Ghanaian, Rwandan, Egyptian and other African formats.
Type, colour, approximate make/model. Used as supplementary identifiers and for forensic search.
Suspect-vehicle watchlists, fleet-vehicle access, resident-vehicle gate management. Real-time alerts on match.
Detect inbound vs outbound at gates, lane discipline, wrong-way-driving alerts.
Per-vehicle dwell time in zones — useful for parking, loading bays, yards.
Every plate read, every match, every gate event is timestamped, attributed, and audit-logged.
Resident plate watchlist enables passive gate access; non-watchlisted plates trigger visitor verification.
Plate-based parking allocation, after-hours access, executive-parking enforcement.
Per-vehicle yard presence, dwell-time analytics, fleet-utilisation reporting.
Recognise armoured vehicles arriving and departing, executive vehicles, and any suspect vehicles on watchlist.
Live parking occupancy, peak-time flow analysis, suspect-vehicle alerts in parking decks.
Plate-based access to restricted compounds, government car parks, and secure perimeters.
Yes. Specifically tuned for Nigerian, South African (current and historical), Kenyan, Ghanaian, Rwandan and Egyptian formats. Custom plate-format support is also available.
In good capture conditions, accuracy typically exceeds 95% character-level. Partially fouled plates, extreme angles, and night-time conditions reduce this. Free pre-deployment placement assessments maximise accuracy.
Yes — type, colour, approximate make/model. Used as supplementary identifiers and for forensic search.
20-minute live demo on real African plate scenarios. Estate, corporate, logistics, or banking — we have deployment patterns for each.