US deployments vary considerably by state and municipality, particularly around automated enforcement.
How anpr projects are delivered in United States
CityIntegrator does not sell or install directly in United States. We license the software, train the engineers and provide second-line support; a certified local integrator performs the site survey, designs the solution, supplies and installs the hardware, commissions the system and provides first-line support to the customer.
This matters practically. Automatic number plate recognition is mostly a local engineering problem — camera geometry, site conditions, local regulation, procurement process and who answers the phone at 2am are all local concerns. A vendor operating remotely is structurally worse at all of them.
What a project typically involves
- Requirement — you describe the sites, scale and outcome you need.
- Matching — we route the enquiry to a certified partner covering your area, weighted by their certification on the relevant product and their response record.
- Site survey — the partner assesses camera positions, network, power and integration points on site.
- Design and proposal — the partner produces the technical design and the commercial proposal, including hardware and installation.
- Deployment — installation, configuration, commissioning and handover, with CityIntegrator second-line support behind the partner.
- Support — the partner provides first-line support locally, escalating to us with product and version context.
Getting started in United States
Search the integrator directory for partners covering United States, or send us the requirement and we will route it to a certified partner. Integrators wanting to deliver anpr projects in United States can apply to the partner programme.
Related reading: ANPR overview, product details, and the Smart City solution.