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Burj Khalifa’s Peace of Mind: ANPR Access Control System by Adaptive Recognition

Hotels in Dubai Get a Double Benefit From ANPR: Convenience and Security by One Technology. Learn How.

- Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Burj Khalifa’s Peace of Mind

In a city of almost 16 million yearly visitors, security is of utmost importance. One pillar of Dubai’s peace of mind is the way safety & security of local residents/visitors is ensured. Hotels, for example, keep track of each vehicle entering & exiting the premises – using Carmen® Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR).

All the important landmarks such as hotels, malls & leisure lands are connected with the authorities, such as SIRA (Security Industry Regulatory Agency), to communicate the well being of the society.

Briefly about ANPR

As mentioned, keeping records of every vehicle is implemented by ANPR. In practice, this is a combination of hardware and software; including FreewayCAM, a traffic camera designed especially for ANPR purposes and Carmen®, the industry leader license plate recognition engine that supports all Arabian plates amongst the 30,000+ known plate types worldwide.

ANPR is a complex technology, but the whole access control process happens in a blink of an eye. First, the camera captures high-quality images of the vehicle. These images are automatically sent to the server where the ANPR algorithm starts processing them.

The analytics begins by identifying the license plates on the images. Once those are located, the software looks for characters, digitalizes them, and also identifies the nationality of the vehicle – based on the number plate structure.

Benefits of ANPR in vehicle access control

Vehicle access control systems offer a long list of benefits, but with license plate data, the system brings an extra advantage. Using the ANPR information, the clients and authorities take a step forward to ensure the well-being of Dubai’s public. Some use cases are:

  • Locating lost luggage in taxis
  • Opening barriers for white-listed vehicles
  • Locating unwarranted vehicles
  • Maintaining a frequent visitor / loyal customer database
  • Finding stolen vehicle
  • and many more…

Actually, in Dubai, Carmen® ANPR is used not just in the hospitality sector, but almost all over the city – in several SIRA-approved vehicle access control systems, such as Dubai Mall and Dubai Airport as well. 

Quick project facts

  • Locations: Burj Khalifa, Burj Al Arab Jumeirah
  • Products: Carmen® license plate recognition software, FreewayCAM
  • Key functionality: Parking management, vehicle access control
  • Adaptive Recognition Partner: SSK Technologies

About the clients

Skyscraper hotels in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Burj Khalifa, with a total height of 829.8 m and a roof height of 828 m, has been the tallest structure and building in the world since its topping out in 2009.

About Adaptive Recognition

Adaptive RecognitionAdaptive Recognition is a group of creative minds, developing and manufacturing AI-based image processing technology, for the traffic, security, and identity industries. 

Adaptive Recognition's first major successes came with our globally market-leading Carmen® ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) product, which is capable of automatically recognizing and reading images of car license plates. This was followed by introducing various standardized codes, which are used, among other things, in shipping or printed on ID documents like passports. 

The small startup transformed into a professional international company with locations in Denmark, the USA, Asia-Pacific, Central-Europe, and Singapore, with 300+ employees and 30+ representative partners worldwide.

About Burj Khalifa

Skyscraper hotels in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Burj Khalifa, with a total height of 829.8 m and a roof height of 828 m, has been the tallest structure and building in the world since its topping out in 2009.

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