Axxon Intellect, POS Intellect for retail, Face Recognition, License Plate Recognition, and People Counting impressed with their capabilities
The event resulted in a number of requests to learn more about Axxon Next VMS and Intellect Enterprise PSIM platform

Alphasonic Ltd., AxxonSoft Competence Center in Hungary, organised its annual Partner Days on 18 and 19 September 2013. AxxonSoft was one of the main exhibitors at the event, which attracted many Hungarian companies and more than 400 participants over two days.

Live demonstrations caught the attention of visitors. Having seen AxxonSoft solutions in action, current and potential clients expressed so much interest that Alphasonic will have to hold several specially dedicated presentations in October. Axxon Intellect and some of the company’s industry vertical modules – such as POS Intellect for retail, Face Recognition, License Plate Recognition, and People Counting – impressed with their capabilities and technical sophistication.

The event resulted in negotiations with several companies about potential projects as well as a number of requests to learn more about the Axxon Next video management software and Axxon Intellect Enterprise PSIM platform.

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