Hanwha Vision launches AI-powered ANPR camera

With global shutter technology 3 MP, the TNO-7180RLP camera Hanwha Vision uses AI video analysis to identify type, mark, model and color of vehicles moving at a speed of up to 200 km/hour in two lanes of traffic.

Hanwha Vision has incorporated into its offer the ANPR camera high speed TNO-7180RLP. A solution with global shutter technology 3 MP that detects license plates on vehicles moving at a speed of up to 200 km/hour in two lanes of traffic.

The camera has the solution Road AI, recently launched by Hanwha, that uses Artificial Intelligence video analysis to identify the type, the brand, the model and color of the detected vehicles, in 70 different car brands, 600 models and 10 colors.

Incorporates global shutter to provide greater precision and clarity of captured license plate images and a high frame rate of up to 60 fps. Images can be accessed through Wisenet Wave, Wisenet SSM and other video management tools, included Milestone y Genetec.

Since eyewitness accounts are often inaccurate or incomplete, and in particular with regard to vehicle registration plates, the ability to search by brand is likely, model and color will be of great help to investigation teams when searching for images of a car involved in an incident.

In the same way, as criminals frequently swap vehicle registration plates to prevent ANPR from identifying them as stolen, police can use trademark search criteria, model and color to cross-reference with stolen vehicle reports.

The camera can also identify license plates and vehicle makes/models from different regions, including Europe and the United Kingdom, Canada, USA, Australia and New Zealand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Middle East, South Africa and Russia.

With model TNO-7180RLP, Operators gain a greater understanding of road usage and planners can take any trends into account when considering widening roads or creating new bus and bike lanes..

In this sense, The pre-installed Road AI solution dashboard provides an overview of key statistics, such as the number and type of vehicles, For example, automobiles, buses and trucks, identified by day or week in pie charts and other display formats.

Via Wisenet Wave, Operators can also search for partial license plates captured by the camera.

To get the best view of the license plates, TNO-7180RLP camera web viewer can provide suggestions to operators on camera settings, including vertical angle, optimal roll and horizontal. It also has adaptive IR with three separate IR illuminators (short/wide, medium/medium and long/telephoto). Light up 50 meters with a motorized varifocal lens and up to 18x optical zoom.

In addition to monitoring roads and paths, The camera can also be used to monitor vehicle access and parking restrictions, thanks to its whitelist and blacklist function. This can automatically approve pre-authorized vehicles to enter a space and, when used in conjunction with a third-party solution, can direct those vehicles to VIP parking or be used to mark unauthorized vehicles for operators to follow.

A tool of LPR configuration Integrated helps installers correctly position and orient the camera to capture the license plate. By entering the height and distance from the center of the road, it is easy to obtain the vertical angles, correct horizontal and rolling angles to use. Besides, a Road AI Configuration Assistant tool, part of Road AI app, provides information on the optimal plate capture area.

The TNO-7180RLP camera is IP66/IP6K9K rated, IK10+ and NEMA 4X, waterproof, to dust and vandalism. The camera can be used with PoE++ and an HPoE option is available. A power supply 12 VCC is another option for greater resilience against unexpected power fluctuations and installation flexibility.