Originally posted by glutenfree
This type of technology is supplied by:
https://www.sensordynamics.com.au
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Sensor Dynamics has a proud history and
is a leading supplier of Licence Plate Recognition (LPR also known as ANPR) systems in Australia for parking, traffic, security and law enforcement applications. With clients in both the private and public sector, Sensor Dynamics is committed to working closely with our clients to identify and deliver on their exact requirements."
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Our software developers also specialise in third party software integration which gives us the flexibility to deliver innovative systems customised to any LPR application."
"As a
software integrator, Sensor Dynamics prides itself on its ability to
work with like-minded suppliers to integrate and produce inspiring solutions that work together seamlessly."
Sensor Dynamics lists 15 partnerships, one of which is
Milestone Systems:
https://www.sensordynamics.com.au/partnerships/
So, Milestone Systems supplies technology to Sensor Dynamics.
And BrainChip supplies technology to Milestone Systems:
"The Company recently entered into a partnership agreement with Milestone, one of the leading global VMS providers, to enable integration of BrainChip Studio with Milestone’s VMS"
https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20190130/pdf/4426b9jxd29c3v.pdf
So, in the future, perhaps BrainChip may indirectly help to provide this type of technology to someone like Sensor Dynamics via BrainChip's partnership with Milestone Systems?
I really wish the naysayers would educate themselves about how a tech company such as BRN gets its product into the market. Whether its Akida or one of the software products there is unlikely to be a direct channel to market. All of BRN's products are component parts of wider systems so please stop expecting BRN to be the headline even if it is, in fact, the enabling technology. VAR channels and embedded IP are the distribution model we are headed for. FWIW
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