A Sergeant at the agency comments, “We’ve had the license plate reader (LPR) system from Vigilant Solutions for ... License plate readers (LPR) use a camera system that takes pictures of ...

Vigilant Solutions provides license plate recognition (LPR), facial recognition, ballistic analysis, firearm mapping and body-worn camera technology to deliver intelligence to agencies across the ...

Its website states that “LPR is not ubiquitous, and only captures point in time information. And the point in time information is on a vehicle, not an individual.” But thanks to Vigilant ...

Via its subsidiary Digital Recognition Network (DRN), Vigilant sells $15,000 LPR “camera kits” to recovery and repossession companies nationwide. By its own admission, this constitutes ...

These images were generated by AI-powered cameras mounted on cars ... a related Motorola business, called Vigilant, gives cops access to the same LPR data. However, files shared with WIRED by ...

Sheriff’s officials with access to the LPR technology ... to cameras purchased by and through the existing state vendor. The State competitively procured the vendor, Vigilant of Motorola ...

One camera is estimated at $33,980 ... doing business as Vigilant. Police began searching for a new LPR vendor following two disruptions in connectivity to regional databases, the report said.

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Tenn. (WKRN) — Law enforcement in southern Middle Tennessee is answering questions about an imminent license plate reader (LPR) program coming to the county. Franklin County law ...

The data is contracted with Motorola/Vigilant, but it is only meant for ... dollars in fines as the thieves drove around. Had these LPR cameras been in place in Greece five years ago, he feels ...

The city council in September approved a plan to install eight license plate recognition cameras, or LPRs. “We want to be vigilant to the fact that bad things happen in good places sometimes ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — License Plate Recognition cameras and signs marking the cameras will not be posted across Nashville, for now. A six month pilot program on the LPR cameras ended July 22.