omniQ, Inc. announced today that it has integrated its Vehicle Recognition (VR) solution with the database of a municipal law enforcement department in a major U.S. state. The integration allows Quest to detect and provide real-time alerts to the state law enforcement department regarding license plate numbers (LPNs) that are considered to be suspicious. The solution, which supports police in reducing crime and also increases protection of schools and other soft targets, provides local law enforcement with immediate alerts of tagged license plates once detected by one of omniQ’s AI-based cameras. Shai Lustgarten, President and CEO at omniQ, commented, “We are pleased to fully integrate our vehicle recognition system with law enforcement authorities and further support our partners in combatting crime and improving safety. We pride ourselves on providing critical real-time alerts to our customers, and as we optimize our applications with advanced vehicle identification features including License Plate, Color and Maker, we are focused on building strong relationships with law enforcement authorities and community leaders in order to keep their communities safe.”

About omniQ

omniQ is a Specialty Systems Integrator focused on Field and Supply Chain Mobility as well as a provider of Artificial Intelligence (AI) monitoring and surveillance solutions. Additionally the Company is a manufacturer and distributor of consumables (labels, tags, and ribbons), RFID solutions, and barcoding printers. Founded in 1994, omniQ is headquartered in Eugene, Oregon, with offices in the United States. Rated in the Top 1% of global solution providers, Quest specializes in the design, deployment and management of enterprise mobility solutions including Automatic Identification and Data Capture (AIDC), Mobile Cloud Analytics, RFID (Radio Frequency Identification), and proprietary Mobility software. Our mobility products and services offering is designed to identify, track, trace, share and connect data to enterprise systems such as CRM or ERP solutions. Our customers are leading Fortune 500 companies from several sectors including manufacturing, retail, distribution, food / beverage, transportation and logistics, health care and chemicals / gas / oil. The Company’s omniQ Image Processing subsidiary is a leader in computer vision image processing-based solutions using patented and proprietary AI technology to provide real-time surveillance and monitoring for homeland security, traffic & parking management, law enforcement and access control applications.

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