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4 Megapixel License Plate Recognition MEGApix camera

Digital Watchdog announced the release of the new 4 Megapixel License Plate Recognition (LPR) MEGApix camera. The new IP LPR camera offers a specialty solution for applications looking to capture license plates in moving vehicles up to 50mps. The camera is integrated with DW Spectrum IPVMS to help users get the most from live and recorded video quickly and easily.

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4 Megapixel License Plate Recognition MEGApix camera

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