Recon at the IHMCL workshop on highway grade cameras

About the event

IHMCL, Indian Highways Management Company Limited, runs the National Electronic Toll Collection programme. This workshop was about the cameras that highway projects need for multi-lane free flow (MLFF) tolling and advanced traffic management systems (ATMS). Our post about it went out in early June 2026. The posts do not give the workshop date or venue.

What was presented

Wizpro presented the Recon Global Shutter Camera, which it sells as our technology partner. The talk had three parts: the Recon camera itself, “What is global and rolling shutter?”, and “How the frame is read”.

A rolling shutter reads the sensor one line at a time. A vehicle at highway speed moves between the first line and the last, so the plate comes out skewed or smeared. A global shutter exposes every pixel at the same moment. In MLFF tolling there is no barrier, and vehicles pass at full speed, so the camera has to get the plate right in one frame. Recon is NATRAX certified up to 230 km/h.

Why it matters

Highway agencies write the camera specifications that tolling and ATMS projects must meet. A workshop like this lets engineers see the sensor argument before tenders are written. Related products: Lane ANPR for toll plazas, ATCC for vehicle classification and VIDES for ATMS corridors. See also our tolling solutions.