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Meet Adaptive Recognition at IACP 2026 in Orlando

Adaptive Recognition is heading to IACP 2026, taking place in Orlando from October 24–27. Meet our team at Booth 3170 and discover how our technology supports traffic enforcement from roadside capture to review-ready evidence.

Traffic enforcement starts with identifying what happened on the road, but it does not end there. Vehicle identity, images and event details need to stay connected as a record moves from capture through review and enforcement. 

At IACP 2026, we’ll be discussing how Adaptive Recognition supports traffic enforcement across fixed, mobile, intersection and multi-point deployments. Our technology brings together vehicle recognition, event data and image evidence, with structured outputs that can feed into wider enforcement and review platforms.  

This can support different enforcement needs, from speed and intersection violations to driver-safety and vehicle-compliance programs. Beyond the individual enforcement event, centralized device and event management and long-term operational support help keep systems running across multiple locations.  

Meet our team at Booth 3170 

László Kis, CEO of Adaptive Recognition, Bálint Kazinczy, Chief Operating Officer US, and Miklós Toldi will represent Adaptive Recognition in Orlando. 

Whether you are planning a new enforcement deployment, integrating with an existing platform or looking at how to manage enforcement infrastructure at scale, come and talk to the team. 

IACP 2026
📍 Orlando, Florida
📅 October 24–27, 2026
📍 Booth 3170 

Attending IACP? Meet us at Booth 3170. 

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