High-Accuracy Plate Recognition — Even with Damaged or Dirty Plates.
CLPS captures dozens of frames per second, ensuring a perfect read even when plates are bent, dirty, moving fast, or poorly lit.
Reads damaged or bent plates
Works in rain, dust, glare, and low light
Minimizes false negatives
Reduces gate delays and manual overrides
• CLPS captures dozens of frames per second.
• It automatically picks the clearest frame, even when plates are angled, dirty, reflective, or partially blocked.
• This eliminates the biggest cause of LPR failures: single-frame systems missing the shot.
CLPS vs. Single-Frame Systems — Why It Matters
| What Matters | CLPS (Continuous Scanning) | Single-Frame Systems |
|---|---|---|
| How It Captures Plates | Captures dozens of frames and picks the best one | Takes one shot and hopes it’s clear |
| Accuracy | Very high — consistently reads plates | Misses plates often |
| Dirty / Damaged Plates | Reads bent, dirty, scratched plates | Frequently fails |
| Bad Angles / Glare / Motion | Handles angles, glare, and fast movement | Struggles with anything imperfect |
| Real-World Conditions | Reliable in dust, rain, headlights, low light | Easily disrupted |
| Manual Intervention Needed | Rare — almost zero missed plates | Frequent manual approvals |