While ALPR solutions are definitely attracting more customers, certain challenges continue to make its implementation difficult. From a technology perspective, these challenges mostly stem from the accuracy of the algorithm or their inability to work efficiently with certain cameras. But challenges are not limited to technology alone.
The environment often becomes the biggest issue that limits the capabilities of an ALPR system. Low light, rain, and similar other elements lower the quality of the image captured and the efficiency of the ALPR software.
But the challenges don’t end there. Despite the fast-paced development of sophisticated algorithms, we continue to see several issues plaguing ALPR even in 2022. Asmag.com recently spoke to industry experts to understand the significant challenges in this sector and how to overcome them.
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