Introducing The Lynet M504
- Jul 9, 2024
- 1 min read
We are thrilled to introduce the ultra-compact powerhouse for mobile ANPR, the Lynet M504.
Our latest Mobile ANPR & MMR solution boasts unmatched capabilities. With an influx of interest across the globe, NZ and Australian Solution Integrators can now implement this technology.
KEY FEATURES
Superior Image Capture:
High-resolution 5MP color images with Global Shutter technology for accurate readings at highway speeds.
Compact Design:
Lynet's sleek and ultra-compact, lightweight design, made in Europe, makes it ideal for covert installations, police monitoring, and road surveillance, ensuring discreet surveillance without compromising performance.
Onboard Carmen ANPR & MMR:
Powered by Carmen ANPR and video analytics, Lynet delivers high performance, ensuring accurate readings and efficient data analysis for enhanced security operations. With a track record of recognizing over 50,000 license plates and identifying 2,200+ vehicle models.
Same UI & API as Einar:
Lynet shares the same user interface and API as our world-class Einar camera, designed for access control.
Operational to 300 km/h:
Lynet proves its effectiveness in real-world scenarios, even at speeds up to 300 km/h.
For more information or to register your interest, please email, phone, or book in a 15 minute meeting.
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