3M showcases passive RFID and ANPR technology

3M has two stands here at Intertraffic this year – one which focuses on its traditional product offerings and a second that highlights its end-to-end ITS offer, says the company’s Julie Cooper. “We’re showcasing both passive RFID and automatic licence plate recognition technology for a variety of applications, including traffic management, e-tolling, and parking and access control. “Our core message is that we’re not just a hardware supplier but a provider of complementary solutions which can address al
March 26, 2014 Read time: 1 min
The ANPR solution on 3M’s stand can operate at up to 240km/h, allowing plate captures to be achieved at high vehicle closing speeds
4080 3M has two stands here at Intertraffic this year – one which focuses on its traditional product offerings and a second that highlights its end-to-end ITS offer, says the company’s Julie Cooper.

“We’re showcasing both passive RFID and automatic licence plate recognition technology for a variety of applications, including traffic management, e-tolling, and parking and access control.

“Our core message is that we’re not just a hardware supplier but a provider of complementary solutions which can address all potential needs.”
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