Reading a vehicle plate from a photograph
At a gate or a weighbridge, the plate is the identifier that ties the trip to the order and the weigh ticket. Writing it down by hand is where most reconciliation discrepancies start.
Take or choose a photograph, click the four corners of the plate in turn, and the characters come back. Clicking the corners instead of having the machine hunt for the plate is what lets this run entirely on your own device, with nothing sent anywhere.
Your image is not stored and is not shared with anyone.
This tool downloads about 7 MB so that everything runs on your own device. It downloads once; after that it opens ready to use.
No image yet.
- Results will appear here.
Your answer decides what we talk about next.
Enter your Vietnamese mobile number. The next step confirms it over Zalo and the system checks it automatically — nobody has to reply to you.
Send a message containing that number — — — to Zalo AITECH247, then come back and confirm here.
Want more runs? Confirm your Vietnamese mobile number over Zalo AITECH247 to get 50 a day — the unlock step appears in this block once the free runs are used up.
You now have 50 runs a day.
This demonstration is not the product
The demonstration lets you judge the technology. Running conditions on a real site impose different requirements, and that is where our work begins.
| Demonstration | Delivered at your site | |
|---|---|---|
| Input | One still image at a time | A fixed camera at the gate or weighbridge, triggered at the moment the vehicle stops |
| Model | A general configuration | The plate area is found automatically, with nothing for the operator to do |
| Where it runs | Your browser | An industrial computer at your site, working on its own when the network is down |
| Result | Shown on screen | Logged, reconciled, and turned into records and periodic reports |
| Integration | None | Weighing indicators, PLCs, management software, ERP |
| Main difference | — | Lighting and camera angle — the two things that decide the read rate at night and on a dirty plate |
| Commitment | No accuracy is promised | Accuracy committed in the contract, warranty, and support on site |
How is the plate recorded at your gate and weighbridge today?
A delivered system is a fixed camera, lighting, an industrial computer on site, and software that attaches the plate to the trip and pushes it into your management system. Tell us how many gates and weighbridges you have and how many vehicles a day, and an engineer will propose an arrangement.
- A straight answer on feasibility during the call
- The budget range that matches your requirement
- An engineer who has built this kind of system before