[ VITS ]

VITS, acronym for Vehicle Identification and Tracking System, is a piece of software allowing users to track the movement of vehicles within a given area, regardless of their sizes and speeds. As a LAN intelligent server system, the program is capable of recognizing vehicles' license plate number.

VITS employs the detection results of Car Detector- a program that detects vehicles' numbers, colors, speeds ... from video stream sourced by vehicle license plate number, and then analyzes and processes the information. VITS manages a wide area with many surveillance cameras generating huge data, among them images of vehicles in general and images of their license plate numbers.

In management, VITS helps to detect and give suitable alert for any “problem” car through making alarm sound, activating API and sending email to responsible person.

Main features:

• Recognize and record license plate number on moving vehicles.
• Identify vehicle color and type.
• Locate the place where the cars are detected on the map.
• Log vehicle information with time stamp to local database. Model secure areas on the map.
• Generate alarms and emails if vehicle information triggers user defined rules (allowed vehicles and/or dis-allowed vehicles).

Vehicle Activity Summary Report

This display shows an overview of a monitored zone with the locations of all cameras indicated. The summary data of vehicle activity within a defined zone includes number of vehicles, time in zone, and speed information. The log contains a record all vehicles that have entered and exited the zone within the defined time period.

Chart of operation of VITS

System Requirements

- CCTV—NTSC, PAL, or MPEG4 input
- PC to support input from up to 16 cameras (cumulative 240 fps)

• Pentium 4 processor at 2.8 GHz
• 512 MB of RAM
• 80 GB of Hard Disk
• Video input board—NTSC format