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Plate Recognition Appliance

Plate Recognition Appliance

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Figure 1. Intelligent parking area infrastructure
Figure 2. Types of truck parking area
Figure 4.Barcode 2D
Figure 5. Comparison between Micro QR code and QR code
Figure 7. Plate Recognition Appliance
Analysis of smart security parking solutions for freight trucks
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  • Oct 2017
Freight transport represents an important pillar in European economy. In many countries the focus for freight movement is on the rail transport. But the road transport still represents an important part of commodities transport process, especially in countries like Romania where rail transport does not provide enough facilities and, hence, don't re...
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... 2010) Another solution used in identification systems is Ultra High Frequency (800-900 MHz), with quite inexpensive elements (passive badges with no power sources), fiure 7. Even if the distance from where the tag could be identified is lower and there are slightly less robust technology compared with microwave system, the necessary investment for an UHF system is greatly reduced, which makes from it a very good alternative in certain conditions, Figure 7. Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) is another way of identifying objects that gained much popularity in last years. ...
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... the image of the vehicle plate is taken, the system is capable of recognize the characters within the image and convert them into text, and after that take a decision of grant permission to access an area after it is compare with the information stored in a database, figure 7. ...

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