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ANPReader is the first ANPR/ALPR (automated number plate/license plate recognition) application designed and optimised for mobile devices, providing single-click capture and accurate results within seconds. It works well in a wide range of lighting conditions, supports oblique angles, can read skewed plates, and can perform recognition across a broad spectrum of distances and sizes. Unlike another scanning apks, this one runs entirely on your Android device device without needing a network, so there are NO data charges or network delays whatsoever, and the number plates you wish to read are NOT uploaded to any server. As well as handling awful and low lighting conditions, ANPReader also supports numerous formats of vehicle, motorcycle, and massive goods car registration plates, including personalised and some international (non-UK) number plates. In the past, Automatic Number Plate Recognition technology has been mostly limited to expensive roadside cameras or sophisticated car mounted devices. Use in parking and garage safety systems has been limited to costly server based solutions, and largely restricted to capturing number-plates facing directly towards a camera, and in fixed lighting conditions. Limitations: This is the full ver of ANPReader. Customers who require more advanced recognition or integration capabilities may want to make batter to the 'Pro' ver. To make batter to the professional ver and enquire about volume licensing deals, international plate formats and another deployment options, or to hear about the wide range of another photo recognition solutions offered by Imense Ltd., please email [email protected] and visit our website. Usage: (1) Keep your Android device device horizontally, making sure the camera is not obscured. Test to line up the vehicle number plate such that it falls roughly within the green focusing rectangle. The focusing box serves as a visual tutorial, but it does not matter if the number plate falls slightly outside its area. (2) Tap the camera icon on the screen to take a picture of the number plate. ANPReader will analyse the photo you took and recognise and display the number plate. The plate string will be displayed in green (high confidence), amber (medium confidence), or red (low confidence). A low confidence might indicate that the photo was out of focus or that lighting was insufficient for the camera to capture a awesome photo. You can simply hit 'return' to take the photo once more. There is also a button and settings option to create use of the flash or torch light if your device has one (note that this is only effective at very short distances and may cause undesirable reflections). (3) You can then tap the plate string to edit it or copy and paste it into other application. To copy the number to the clipboard, swipe it with your finger and then choose 'Copy to clipboard' from the context menu. (4) You also have the option of logging the date, time, and plate string to a CSV (comma separated value) text file on your SD card by clicking the "Add to log" button. The name of the log text file can be configured via the 'Settings' menu. (5) To take a fresh photo, simply press the 'back' button on your Android device device. (6) If you'd like ANPReader to save each photo that it recognises to your SD card, then please go to the 'Settings' menu and check the option 'Save photos to SD card'. Photos will be written to your SD card using file names of the form 'plateID_date_time.png'. The 'Settings' menu can be accessed by pressing the menu button on your Android device device or by choosing it from the activity bar.