PIPS Technology, Inc.

1. PIPS Technology, Inc. PAGIS, the Police ALPR Graphical Interface System, is a user friendly interface designed with input from law enforcement to operate with PIPS leading license plate recognition cameras. PAGIS is designed primarily for mobile deployments of a PIPS ALPR system, but may also be used as part of a fixed-site system in some cases.PAGIS, the Police ALPR Graphical Interface System, is a user friendly interface designed with input from law enforcement to operate with PIPS leading license plate recognition cameras. PAGIS is designed primarily for mobile deployments of a PIPS ALPR system, but may also be used as part of a fixed-site system in some cases.

2. Applications of PAGIS Amber Alerts Wants, Warrants & BOLO Sexual Predator Monitoring Scofflaw Enforcement Stolen Vehicle Detection Applications for ALPR include intelligent transportation systems, tolling systems, parking and access control systems, and law enforcement. Specifically within law enforcement�ALPR may be used for stolen vehicle identification, AMBER alerts, monitoring of sexual predators around schools and playgrounds, identification of vehicles associated with outstanding warrants, recent BOLO�s, and scofflaw enforcement.Applications for ALPR include intelligent transportation systems, tolling systems, parking and access control systems, and law enforcement. Specifically within law enforcement�ALPR may be used for stolen vehicle identification, AMBER alerts, monitoring of sexual predators around schools and playgrounds, identification of vehicles associated with outstanding warrants, recent BOLO�s, and scofflaw enforcement.

3. PAGIS may be installed on an existing ruggedized laptop, such as the Motorola ML900, or may be installed on a stand-alone touch screen monitor connected to the PIPS SupeRex processor mounted in the trunk. Up to four cameras, two parking and two traffic, may be supported by the PAGIS / SupeRex configuration.PAGIS may be installed on an existing ruggedized laptop, such as the Motorola ML900, or may be installed on a stand-alone touch screen monitor connected to the PIPS SupeRex processor mounted in the trunk. Up to four cameras, two parking and two traffic, may be supported by the PAGIS / SupeRex configuration.

4. Camera Mounting Options These cameras may be affixed permanently to the lightbar of the patrol vehicle or temporarily with one of PIPS window or suction mounts.These cameras may be affixed permanently to the lightbar of the patrol vehicle or temporarily with one of PIPS window or suction mounts.

5. Software Overview User Interface for Mobile Deployments Allows for Matching Against Multiple Databases NCIC Stolen Wanted Felons AMBER Alerts Others Fully Automated Hit Feature Data from any number of sources may be sync�d into PAGIS via memory stick, wireless download, or other communication platform. Let�s use the example of a memory stick as this is probably the most common system configuration as agencies equip themselves for true wireless capability, such as with the Motorola MESH network.Data from any number of sources may be sync�d into PAGIS via memory stick, wireless download, or other communication platform. Let�s use the example of a memory stick as this is probably the most common system configuration as agencies equip themselves for true wireless capability, such as with the Motorola MESH network.

6. Easy Login Upon entering the patrol vehicle and turning on the ignition, the officer will enter his user name and password assigned by the system administrator onto the simple touch-screen interface. A large easy-to-use touch-screen keypad is also integratal in the event that a keyboard is not used in the car.Upon entering the patrol vehicle and turning on the ignition, the officer will enter his user name and password assigned by the system administrator onto the simple touch-screen interface. A large easy-to-use touch-screen keypad is also integratal in the event that a keyboard is not used in the car.

7. Begin Shift The officer at the beginning of his shift will receive a memory stick holding the most recent databases, encrypted for security purposes. These databases can be from any number of sources, and can automatically downloaded via the BOSS Back Office System Server�another PIPS law enforcement product. This memory stick is plugged into a port in the patrol car, and the officer is required to hit one button to begin his shift. As the officer hits the �Begin Shift� button, the data is unencrypted to the processor and erased from the memory stick. The system is now ready to use.The officer at the beginning of his shift will receive a memory stick holding the most recent databases, encrypted for security purposes. These databases can be from any number of sources, and can automatically downloaded via the BOSS Back Office System Server�another PIPS law enforcement product. This memory stick is plugged into a port in the patrol car, and the officer is required to hit one button to begin his shift. As the officer hits the �Begin Shift� button, the data is unencrypted to the processor and erased from the memory stick. The system is now ready to use.

8. Plate Capture As the officer drives, the system begins capturing vehicle records. Effective capture may take place at up to 130 miles per hour differential speed. As the officer drives, the system begins capturing vehicle records. Effective capture may take place at up to 130 miles per hour differential speed.

9. Color Overview Images A vehicle record consists of a color overview image, A vehicle record consists of a color overview image,

10. Infrared Plate Images the infrared plate image�or patch, the infrared plate image�or patch,

11. IR Plate �Read� / OCR Translation the license plate �read� resulting from the customized optical character recognition - or OCR - engine, time and date stamp, and optional GPS coordinates. No action is required from the officer to capture vehicle records. On a given shift, up to 8,000 plates may be read�compared to the 25 or 50 an officer may typically check.the license plate �read� resulting from the customized optical character recognition - or OCR - engine, time and date stamp, and optional GPS coordinates. No action is required from the officer to capture vehicle records. On a given shift, up to 8,000 plates may be read�compared to the 25 or 50 an officer may typically check.

12. �Triple Flash� Technology Unknown to the officer, multiple images of every plate are captured. These images are analyzed by the processor to determine which image will provide the highest confidence OCR read�and only a single image is passed on for OCR translation�this is the image that the officer is able to see. Typical accuracy will be in excess of 95%. All of this occurs in a fraction of a second.Unknown to the officer, multiple images of every plate are captured. These images are analyzed by the processor to determine which image will provide the highest confidence OCR read�and only a single image is passed on for OCR translation�this is the image that the officer is able to see. Typical accuracy will be in excess of 95%. All of this occurs in a fraction of a second.

13. Database Hit Also taking place during that time, the processor is checking the license plate read against each database of interest. If a match is found, both an audible and visual alert inform the officer of the nature of the hit�again, all occurring in milliseconds. Each database may be prioritized by the system administrator, such that in the event of simultaneous hits, the hit of the highest priority will be displayed in the foreground. Even as hits are displayed to the officer, the system continues to read in the background.Also taking place during that time, the processor is checking the license plate read against each database of interest. If a match is found, both an audible and visual alert inform the officer of the nature of the hit�again, all occurring in milliseconds. Each database may be prioritized by the system administrator, such that in the event of simultaneous hits, the hit of the highest priority will be displayed in the foreground. Even as hits are displayed to the officer, the system continues to read in the background.

14. Parking Mode A simple toggle button allows the officer to shift from traffic to parking mode. These modes are established by the system administrator and specify which camera or cameras are in operation. Traffic mode typically involves the front two cameras to capture adjacent traffic lanes, and parking mode typically uses side and/or front cameras to read perpendicular or parallel parked cars on one or both sides of the patrol vehicle.A simple toggle button allows the officer to shift from traffic to parking mode. These modes are established by the system administrator and specify which camera or cameras are in operation. Traffic mode typically involves the front two cameras to capture adjacent traffic lanes, and parking mode typically uses side and/or front cameras to read perpendicular or parallel parked cars on one or both sides of the patrol vehicle.

15. �All Officers, BOLO White Minivan, last 3 digits of VLP 252� Let�s take the example that a robbery has just occurred and partial plate and vehicle description were obtained. Officers receiving notification may wish to search their existing reads to see if they have been near the vehicle recently, or to possibly provide dispatch with a possibility for the complete plate. Lets assume that witnesses spotted a white minivan with the last three digits �252�. The officer simply hits �Search Entry� and types in ***252, with the asterisk being a wild card character. The officer then hits the �Reads� button to search the Reads, and any matching records are returned. Let�s take the example that a robbery has just occurred and partial plate and vehicle description were obtained. Officers receiving notification may wish to search their existing reads to see if they have been near the vehicle recently, or to possibly provide dispatch with a possibility for the complete plate. Lets assume that witnesses spotted a white minivan with the last three digits �252�. The officer simply hits �Search Entry� and types in ***252, with the asterisk being a wild card character. The officer then hits the �Reads� button to search the Reads, and any matching records are returned.

16. Automate your BOLO�s In this case, there is a match and it is a white minivan. The officer is able to provide dispatch with a full plate to investigate, and also the time and location of the spotting.In this case, there is a match and it is a white minivan. The officer is able to provide dispatch with a full plate to investigate, and also the time and location of the spotting.

17. Manual Entries The officer may also wish to make a manual entry into the system to allow PAGIS to notify him should the vehicle be spotted again during his shift. This is done by hitting �Search Entry� and entering the plate number. After the system verifies audibly that the plate is not already in the database, the officer may hit �Stolen, Felony, Amber Alert, or Miscellaneous� to tag the plate. Additional intelligence may also be added in the notes�such as vehicle make and color.The officer may also wish to make a manual entry into the system to allow PAGIS to notify him should the vehicle be spotted again during his shift. This is done by hitting �Search Entry� and entering the plate number. After the system verifies audibly that the plate is not already in the database, the officer may hit �Stolen, Felony, Amber Alert, or Miscellaneous� to tag the plate. Additional intelligence may also be added in the notes�such as vehicle make and color.

18. End Shift At the end of the shift, the officer hits �End Shift� which encrypts all data collected by the system, removes from the vehicle and saves it to the memory stick for uploading into BOSS (the Back office System Server from PIPS) for data management, mining, and other uses.At the end of the shift, the officer hits �End Shift� which encrypts all data collected by the system, removes from the vehicle and saves it to the memory stick for uploading into BOSS (the Back office System Server from PIPS) for data management, mining, and other uses.

19. Log Out Hitting Log Out ends the user session and returns the to the main Login screen.Hitting Log Out ends the user session and returns the to the main Login screen.

20. Administrative Functions There are also a number of Administrative functions within PAGIS accessible only by a system administrator. There are also a number of Administrative functions within PAGIS accessible only by a system administrator.

21. Admin Functions These include synchronization settings, fuzzy logic rules, GPS and Sound settings, setup and management of users, camera and OCR configuration, and more. Many of these functions may also be performed within BOSS and pushed out to the PAGIS installations during the sync process.These include synchronization settings, fuzzy logic rules, GPS and Sound settings, setup and management of users, camera and OCR configuration, and more. Many of these functions may also be performed within BOSS and pushed out to the PAGIS installations during the sync process.

22. Immediate Return on Investment May 2006 Deployment Metro Area, SE United States 10 Days in Operation 15 Vehicles Recovered Total Value of $281,940 Five Recovered within 24 Hours of Theft Two Arrests Made, Several More Pending PAGIS is a proven system with results. In a recent analysis of an auto theft task force in the Southeastern US, PAGIS was deployed for a 10 day trial. During the 10 days, 15 vehicles were recovered with a total value of over $280,000! Five of these vehicles were recovered within 24 hours. PAGIS is a proven system with results. In a recent analysis of an auto theft task force in the Southeastern US, PAGIS was deployed for a 10 day trial. During the 10 days, 15 vehicles were recovered with a total value of over $280,000! Five of these vehicles were recovered within 24 hours.

23. The Same Auto Theft Task Force After 2 months in Operation 31 Vehicles Recovered Total Value of $742,769 Three Arrests Made, Several More Pending After two months in operation�the results are even more impressive. 31 vehicles recovered at a value of almost � of a million dollars!! Several arrests were made, and more are pending. Other success stories involve officer safety, robbery suspects, rape suspects, identity theft rings, drug trafficking�and the list goes on.After two months in operation�the results are even more impressive. 31 vehicles recovered at a value of almost � of a million dollars!! Several arrests were made, and more are pending. Other success stories involve officer safety, robbery suspects, rape suspects, identity theft rings, drug trafficking�and the list goes on.

24. Why PIPS Technology? It should be clear that PAGIS provides a wealth of benefits to any agency. But just as important is the company behind the product � PIPS Technology. PIPS has over 15 years dedicated to the ALPR business�its all we do!! We have a track record of over 8,000 systems installed worldwide with very high levels of customer satisfaction. We design, manufacture, and support every component of the ALPR system�so you know that the entire system has been engineered for optimal performance. We look forward to working with you!!It should be clear that PAGIS provides a wealth of benefits to any agency. But just as important is the company behind the product � PIPS Technology. PIPS has over 15 years dedicated to the ALPR business�its all we do!! We have a track record of over 8,000 systems installed worldwide with very high levels of customer satisfaction. We design, manufacture, and support every component of the ALPR system�so you know that the entire system has been engineered for optimal performance. We look forward to working with you!!