Image Sensing Systems partners with NuPark

Image Sensing Systems (ISS) has announced an integration and partnership agreement with licence plate recognition (LPR) and parking solutions provider, which will leverage ISS’ licence plate recognition technology and NuPark’s customer focused LPR parking technology platform. The companies claim the combination of NuPark’s robust modern platform and ISS’ state of the art recognition engine and cameras will provide parking professionals with an innovative system that creates operational efficiency, improv
September 8, 2014 Read time: 2 mins

6626 Image Sensing Systems (ISS) has announced an integration and partnership agreement with licence plate recognition (LPR) and parking solutions provider, which will leverage ISS’ licence plate recognition technology and NuPark’s customer focused LPR parking technology platform.

The companies claim the combination of NuPark’s robust modern platform and ISS’ state of the art recognition engine and cameras will provide parking professionals with an innovative system that creates operational efficiency, improves customer service and increases revenue.

“We are excited about this partnership with NuPark,” said Kris Tufto, CEO of Image Sensing Systems. “We work diligently to identify technology partners that can leverage our technologies and experience in the parking industry.  We believe that NuPark’s parking management platform coupled with our LPR platform is an unprecedented combination for parking customers.”

“The addition of ISS to our ever growing list of partners just solidifies NuPark’s commitment providing customers with an open and flexible solution that provides integrations across technology providers,” said Kevin Uhlenhaker, CEO and co-founder of NuPark. “We believe the ISS solution provides customers a superior option for both mobile and fixed LPR fully integrated with our LPR focused parking management system.” 

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