Version 5.1 of the Auto Intellect module is now available from developer AxxonSoft. Highlights in the new version include improved recognition quality.

What's New in Auto Intellect 5.1:

  • Performance of the Carmen algorithm has been optimised for multicore CPUs. License plate recognition has been expanded to include new countries: Egypt, China, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Singapore, Philippines.
  • Quality of license plate recognition has been improved for certain regions: Guatemala, Morocco, Pakistan, USA, South America, Arabic script, Latin script, Mongolian script, Thai script.
  • Support for external databases has been improved: license plate numbers in external databases can now be edited and deleted..
  • Recognition quality for cargo containers has been improved.
  • The selector window and editing of vehicle classification rules have been improved in the Traffic Detector module.
  • New features have been implemented in the Traffic Violations Detection module: crosswalks can be subdivided, Stopped on Crosswalk violations are detected, and additional photographs from survey cameras can be saved.

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