An electronic license plate RFID acquisition antenna, installed on the gantry poles of each lane, is a device that enables spatial propagation of RF signals and establishes wireless communication connections between car electronic tags and readers.

RFID reader realizes the reading or writing operation of tag identification code and memory data

Non motor vehicle electronic identification (ERI) is an electronic information recognition carrier embedded with ultra-high frequency radio frequency identification (RFID) chips and storing vehicle identity data, also known as the "second-generation identity" of non motor vehicles

The Electronic License Plate Big Data Application Center will comprehensively utilize emerging technologies such as the Internet of Things, cloud computing, and big data to build a traffic information system with RFID as the core and multi perception technologies such as video and ground sensing integrated

The video and radio frequency integrated vehicle identification equipment mainly includes an integrated machine unit and an antenna unit, which are installed on road traffic poles and connected through feeder lines. Video recognition supports up to 3 lanes

VIR-SCDW-BHUR2100 is a large screen high-performance handheld reading device developed by Beijing Bohong Keyuan. Integrated high-performance ultra-high frequency modules with outstanding sensitivity and stability.

Adopting an integrated design of antenna and host, it is lightweight, highly integrated, and has good consistency. It can be quickly installed and deployed, and can be expanded to up to 4 signals, covering more lanes

Electronic Vehicle Identification (ERI) is an electronic information recognition carrier embedded with ultra-high frequency radio frequency identification (RFID) chips and storing car identity data, also known as "electronic license plates"