Watchlist alerts
Stolen vehicles, wanted persons, expired registrations. Matched on board, flagged in under a second.
- NDF 2210Reported stolen09:14
- KBC 8834Wanted vehicle alert10:47
- NAV 3407Expired registration13:02
In-car ANPR for city patrols
Plate recognition in the patrol car. Reads every plate as officers drive their normal routes, works fully offline, and flags watchlisted vehicles instantly.
Live simulation with sample data.
The pilot program
Lantaw earns only when the city does: an agreed share of the fines and fees the system helps recover. We are paid only out of what it brings in, and only after your city is paid first.
One patrol vehicle, on your roads. We install, train your officers, and support the whole run.
Your team drives its normal routes. Lantaw reads, matches, and logs quietly in the background.
After the pilot, the city keeps the great majority of every peso recovered. Lantaw takes an agreed share.
Open to pilot conversations with cities across the Philippines. Contact us for details, and let's see what it can recover for yours.
Officers get live alerts on a tablet beside the driver. The traffic office gets search, evidence, and reports on a web dashboard.
Stolen vehicles, wanted persons, expired registrations. Matched on board, flagged in under a second.
Every read keeps the frame that made it. Plate, issue, GPS fix, time, and a confidence score, ready when a case needs proof.
Daily summaries for the traffic office and the city treasurer.
Opens a sample day in a new tab (dummy data).
Oncoming, overtaking, and trailing vehicles are all covered from one moving unit.
Day and night operation. The infrared camera reads plates in low light and in rain.
An officer confirms every alert. Lantaw flags the vehicle, a person makes the call.
* Every pilot ships with the front camera as standard. The rear camera is an optional add-on.
Every read lands on a real map of your city with its GPS fix and photo. Command sees where each hit happened, not just that it happened.
Simulated patrol on a live map of Cagayan de Oro.
Lantaw does not need the internet to work. Watchlists load in the morning, the patrol runs offline all day, and everything syncs when coverage returns.
Watchlists, violation records, and permits load onto the unit over 4G, or from a simple CSV file.
Plates are read and matched against the local database on board. Every hit is stored with photo, GPS, and time.
The day's reads upload automatically once the vehicle is back in coverage. No paperwork, no USB sticks.
No poles, no gantries, no fiber. One patrol vehicle becomes a moving ANPR unit in an afternoon, with a tablet beside the driver showing hits as they happen. When the city needs eyes somewhere else, the eyes drive there.
67 TOPS edge AI, trunk-mounted
Windshield mount, optional rear
A position fix on every read
Syncs whenever coverage allows
Weeks of reads and photos on board
Runs off the patrol car itself
The pilot is free, runs on one patrol vehicle, and costs the city nothing up front.