Flock CEO Admits Its ALPRs Lack Video Capability After Prior Claims
The chief executive of Flock has clarified that its automatic license‑plate readers (ALPRs) do not support video. This statement follows earlier announcements that the
The chief executive of Flock has clarified that its automatic license‑plate readers
(ALPRs) do not support video. This statement follows earlier announcements that the
devices could capture video footage. The discrepancy raises questions about product
marketing and feature accuracy. Flock’s ALPRs continue to provide real‑time plate
detection and data extraction. Customers seeking video functionality may need alternative
solutions. The CEO’s admission aims to reset expectations for current and future users.
Industry observers note the importance of transparent product specifications. Flock may
consider updates or new hardware to address the demand for video.