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Join Us at InnoTrans 2026 in Berlin

Adaptive Recognition will be at InnoTrans 2026 from September 22–25, joining the international transport industry at Messe Berlin. This year, our focus is on smarter access control for industrial and transport environments.

Busy access points need more than a license plate read. Vehicles may need to be identified and checked using different types of data before they enter a logistics center, industrial site, terminal, depot, or other controlled area. 

At InnoTrans, we’ll be showing how Adaptive Recognition brings this information together. License plates can be combined with other vehicle data, such as make and model, axle information, passenger detection and image evidence, to create a more complete picture of each vehicle entering or leaving a site.  

That structured data can then be passed to existing access control, logistics and security systems, helping automate entry and exit while keeping vehicle movements traceable.  

And while industrial access control is our main focus at InnoTrans this year, our team will also be available to discuss other recognition challenges across transport infrastructure. 

Péter Füzes and Péter Tomolák will be in Berlin throughout the event. If you have a project to discuss, you can connect with them directly before or during the show. 

Meet us at InnoTrans 2026 

September 22–25, 2026
Messe Berlin
Hall 11.2 | Stand 200 

Planning to attend? Connect with Péter Füzes or Péter Tomolák to arrange a conversation in Berlin. 

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