Require sample Toll Data in testing automated toll collection solution

Hello,

Greetings from AEye SoftLabs Private Limited.

We are a startup working on Automated toll collection using computer vision (a specific field of Artificial Intelligence).

It works on the principle of identifying vehicle by it's registration plate (ANPR). The solution we have built is able to identify vehicles better than any other existing solutions.

In order to test our solution in real time, we are finding it difficult to get video footage of vehicles passing through a toll gate.

We have approached multiple toll collection agencies (like NH44, Manoharabad Toll Plaza, Telangana) for old footage data but they asked for a permission from NHAI for the same.

It would be great if we can get an approval from your side, allowing us to access video footage of a week from any toll booth.







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