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Kapsch VRX-350x ALPR

Kapsch VRX-350x · Alpr Camera

Staff Reviewed · 2026-09-28 — a person at DeSpy reviewed this rating. Reviewer's note: Verified

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Automated license-plate-reader (ALPR) cameras supplied by Kapsch VRX-350x, mapped by the DeFlock/OpenStreetMap community (20 cameras tagged, 1 operator). Involuntary — these scan every passing vehicle, not a product anyone opts into. Rating pending research.

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What it is

Manufacturer
Kapsch VRX-350x
Category
Alpr Camera
Market status
Current

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