ANPR hobbled by lack of funding

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ANPR hobbled by lack of funding

Lack of data sharing in the US adds to barriers preventing full potential being realised.

Date - 15th August 2014
By - Gary Mason - Police Product Insight

The use of automated number plate reader (ANPR) technology by law enforcement departments in the US is being hampered by lack of funding and knowledge to use systems to their full potential and civil liberties concerns, according to a new...

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