Enforcing Safety, One Plate at a Time
RecoTraffic LPR - ASE
License Plate Recognition for Average Speed Enforcement
Maximize Uptime, Minimize Downtime
RecoTraffic LPR - ASE
License Plate Recognition for
Average Speed Enforcement
Key Features
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Learning Technology
High Performance,
High Precision
Support both Centralized and Edge Processing
Easy integration with parking system
Industrial-proven,
wide adoption
Benefits
RecoTraffic LPR-ASE also contributes to improved traffic flow, reduced accidents, and better compliance with speed limits. It stands as a crucial tool in modern traffic management, ensuring safer and more efficient roadways for all users. Experience the benefits of a comprehensive and intelligent solution tailored to meet the specific needs of highway management.
Accurate Speed Measurement
Enhanced Safety
Reduced Speeding Incidents
Improved Traffic Flow
Lower Accident Rates
Lower Accident Rates
LPR - ASE Series
ASE-EX
Designed & built to fit industrial LPR application that requires real-time performance on-site and immediate response with third-party application.
ASE-C
Rack-mounted LPR engine server designed and built to fit large-scale applications capable of processing up to 10 channels (real-time) from one location.
ASE-Camera
High performance LPR design and in-built onto a mobile camera for on-site license plate reading and various enforcement applications.
*All pictures shown here are for illustration purpose only. Actual product size may vary.
System Architecture for ASE-EX & ASE-Camera
System Architecture for ASE-C
Safe Speed, Smart Roads: LPR-ASE
ASE Series Functions
Real time license plate recognition
Support single or multiple channels
Vehicle
classification
Web-based
management module
Image snapshot
& timestamp
Support ONVIF compliant
cameras
Average speed
calculation
Ready to interface with enforcement systems
How ASE works
Average speed enforcement (ASE), also called section control or point-to-point (P2P) speed enforcement works by measuring the amount of time it takes the vehicle to drive between two points and then calculates the average speed of the vehicle.
The vehicle is identified through their license plate when entering the enforcement section, and again when leaving it. The vehicles plates are then matched and calculated based on the time interval between these two points.
If the vehicle’s average speed exceeded the average speed limit for the length of road, the vehicle will be categorized as overspeeding
Optional Reporting Module
