Mock sample for your project: OpenALPR CarCheck API
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OpenALPR CarCheck API
openalpr.com
Version: 3.0.1
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Description
The OpenALPR CarCheck API allows you to send images to the cloud for processing.
The image will be analyzed for license plates and vehicle make/models. The results
are returned in JSON format
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