Boston, MA 06/20/2014 (wallstreetpr) – Image Sensing Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:ISNS) is a $19 million company that provides image processing products for traffic and security installations. The company has announced that its security products Auto scope Ex-122 and City Sync LPR engine have been found to exceed the performance requirements of new NASP ANPR.
According to the company, the U.K National ANPR Standards for Policing require fixed installation to achieve a capture rate of vehicle license plates of at least 98 percent and a correct read rate of at least 95 of the captured vehicle license plates.
Beyond Expectation
Image Sensing Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:ISNS) provides a dual lane intelligent camera called Autoscope Ex-122, which is incorporated with Autoscope ANPR software and engine. The equipment was developed in partnership with CA Traffic Limited. In a recent independent testing of the product against the NASP requirements, it was found that the device offered highway surveillance beyond expectation.
While the standard capture rate of license plates is 98 percent, the equipment provided 98.74 percent capture rate. As if that was not enough, the intelligent camera achieved a correct read rate of 99.61 percent, yet the standard requirement is 95 percent.
According to the company, an independent test involved installation of the gadget over a dual lane highway on two different days with varying weather conditions.
Raising The Bar
The positive test result not only boosts the developers’ reputation in intelligent camera market, but also sets the bar high for suppliers of similar products. The companies hailed their cooperation in the development of the high-performance traffic surveillance camera, with CA Traffic Ltd Managing Director, Bernard Greene, saying that the fruits of their partnership with Image Sensing Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:ISNS) are now in the public domain.
According to Image Sensing Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:ISNS) officials, an independent test results confirm the company’s commitment to exceed the expectation of its customers. The development in the testing of the traffic camera comes when the company recently announced that its subsidiary in China supplied and installed 360 Autoscope video detection equipments in the Chinese city of Jining, a suggesting growing adoption of its technology in traffic surveillance.
