What OMNIQ does

OMNIQ Corp (NASDAQ: OMQS) is a publicly traded provider of AI-based computer vision and machine vision solutions, organized across four platforms: Smart Supply Chain, Smart Parking, Smart Security (Safe City), and Smart Kiosk. The company serves enterprise, government, and municipal customers with a technology stack anchored by the proprietary SeeNN Convolution Neural Network for real-time vehicle recognition (under 100 milliseconds), license plate recognition (LPR), QShield threat detection, and the PERCS parking enforcement platform. With deployments in over 40 countries and 15,000+ lanes, OMNIQ holds 9 patents and integrates proprietary software with partner hardware from Zebra Technologies, Honeywell, NEC, and Ingenico across cameras, RFID/barcode scanners, mobile computers, and payment systems.

The company generates revenue through hardware sales (cameras, scanners, RFID readers, kiosks, labels), software subscriptions and licenses (PERCS, QShield, Route Edge, synQpay), professional services and deployment, and managed services with tiered SLA support packages. Pricing is predominantly enterprise-quote-based on lane/camera counts and deployment scope; publicly disclosed pricing is limited to support hours ($110-$650) and consumable label products ($99-$265). Go-to-market is direct enterprise sales led by an executive sales director, supported by participation in NPA, IACP, Intertraffic Amsterdam, and ThinkEquity conferences, plus a Dangot subsidiary-led kiosk channel and a direct e-commerce storefront for label consumables.

Financially, OMNIQ reported FY2025 revenue of approximately $33 million (a 6% decline from FY2024) but achieved a 60% increase in gross profit to $9 million and reduced net loss by 98.6% to $137,000. Q1 2026 revenue was $7.68 million. The company completed a Nasdaq uplisting in 2024, raised approximately $3 million via a 2023 public offering, and an additional $950,000 through a December 2025 private placement ($150,000 from CEO Shai Lustgarten). Management is evaluating a potential spin-off of the fintech division and divestment of the barcode division to refocus on higher-margin AI vision and parking/security operations.

Name

OMNIQ

Legal name

omniQ Corp.

Website

https://omniq.com

Company type

Public

Founded year

2017

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

OMNIQ Corp is a publicly traded AI computer vision company providing machine vision solutions for license plate recognition, vehicle identification, smart parking, public safety, supply chain logistics, and self-service kiosks. It serves enterprise, government, and municipal customers in 40+ countries.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

AI Computer Vision & Machine Vision Solutions

NAICS

Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths) (561621), Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing (334519), Computer Terminal and Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing (334118)

SIC

Industrial Instruments For Measurement, Display, And Control (3823), Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design (7373)

akta.pro primary industry

AI/Analytics Video Surveillance (Detection, LPR, People Counting) (HSAHACAF)

akta.pro secondary industries

On-Device Inference Runtimes & SDKs (mobile/embedded) (HDAAAJAB), Physical Security, Access Control & Visitor Management (HSAPAPAD), Industrial Vision & Quality Inspection (HDAAAEAG), Gate & Perimeter Video Entry Systems (Villas/Estates/HOAs) (HSAHAIAH)

Keywords

• AI computer vision
• License plate recognition
• Smart parking solutions
• Vehicle recognition systems
• Machine vision technology

Headquarters

HQ city

Murray

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices4 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Software

Cost components

Technology or R&D, Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Hardware Sales: Sale of specialized hardware including fixed and mobile cameras (LPR/vehicle recognition cameras, 4K cameras), barcode scanners (Zebra, Honeywell), RFID readers and tags, mobile computers/tablets, smart kiosks, digital signage, and label/ribbon consumables. Hardware sales are typically one-time capital purchases with potential for recurring maintenance/service contracts.
2. Software Subscriptions and Licenses: SaaS/platform fees for software solutions including PERCS parking management, QShield security platform, Route Edge delivery software, and synQpay fintech. Software may include subscription-based pricing with platform access fees.
3. Professional Services and Deployment: Professional services including system integration, installation, commissioning, and ongoing support. The company maintains a professional services team responsible for deployments across the US and Israel (IL team). Services include RMA support, SLA-based technical support packages (Basic SLA, Standard SLA, Premium SLA, On-Call Support).
4. Managed Services: Ongoing managed services and support contracts including cloud hosting for AI platforms, maintenance agreements, and service level agreements (SLA packages) providing recurring revenue from existing customer base.
5. AI Machine Vision Solutions: AI-based computer vision solutions including license plate recognition systems, vehicle inspection systems, and access control — sold as integrated hardware+software packages to parking operators, municipalities, schools, and enterprise customers.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels9 records

Core offering

OMNIQ Corp. develops and sells AI-based computer vision and machine vision solutions across four verticals: Smart Parking, Smart Security (Safe City), Smart Supply Chain, and Smart Kiosks. Its proprietary SeeNN convolution neural network powers license plate recognition (LPR), vehicle make/model/color recognition, 360-degree vehicle inspection, and threat detection, delivered as integrated hardware-plus-software platforms such as QShield, PERCS, Route Edge, synQpay, and Dangot kiosks.

Product overview

OMNIQ is an AI-based computer vision and machine-to-machine solutions provider operating across four main platforms: Smart Supply Chain, Smart Parking, Smart Security (Safe City), and Smart Kiosk (Dangot). The company holds 9 patents and offers a portfolio of products including the QShield AI vehicle recognition security system, PERCS parking enforcement platform, SeeNN convolution neural network technology, and Single-Camera Ultra Starlight solutions. Key software products include synQpay (fintech payments), eCite Lite (parking enforcement), and Route Edge (route accounting). OMNIQ serves diverse markets including transportation, logistics, healthcare, education, law enforcement, and retail across deployments in over 40 countries with over 15,000 lanes.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Smart Supply Chain AI-powered supply chain management platform offering warehouse technology solutions, transportation and logistics automation, RFID tracking, and Route Edge route-accounting software for field delivery, direct store delivery, and sales management. Sold to logistics operators, distributors, and large retailers.
• Smart Parking Comprehensive parking management platform that combines LPR-enabled parking, gateless/ticketless entry, vehicle make/model/color recognition, occupancy counting, virtual loops, the PERCS enforcement system, virtual permitting, e-citations, and digital tire chalking for parking operators, municipalities, airports, and hospitality venues.
• Smart Security (Safe City) AI-based public safety and security platform featuring QShield vehicle recognition, law enforcement applications, HOV enforcement, toll road and border crossing solutions, gateless access control, and protection for casinos and critical infrastructure.
• Smart Kiosk (Dangot) Self-service kiosk solutions, including Dangot products, retail kiosks, digital signage, and intelligent medical carts for queue management, customer check-in, and wayfinding applications in healthcare, retail, and hospitality settings.
• QShield AI-based vehicle recognition security system that uses the proprietary SeeNN CNN for real-time threat detection, whitelist/blacklist management, and automated lockdown capabilities, integrating with law enforcement databases and BOLO hot lists. Sold to law enforcement, schools, municipalities, and corporate campuses.
• PERCS (Permit, Enforcement and Revenue Collection System) Comprehensive parking enforcement and revenue management system including digital permit management, citation issuance via eCite Lite, and revenue collection for municipal and private parking operations.
• Route Edge Enterprise-class route accounting and proof-of-delivery software for field sales, direct store delivery (DSD), and merchandising operations, with DEX support and FMCSA compliance features.
• synQpay AI-driven fintech payment solution integrated with Ingenico payment technologies, providing secure and efficient payment processing for retail and healthcare environments.
• eCite Lite Handheld parking enforcement solution integrated with the PERCS platform that streamlines citation processes and reduces errors for officers in the field.
• Single-Camera Ultra Starlight Solution Single-camera 4MP day/night parking management and security solution with AI-generated Vehicle Finder Technology, achieving minimum 95% accuracy at distances from 5 to 85 feet and speeds up to 75 mph, reducing hardware cost and installation complexity.
• AI-Driven 360-Degree Vehicle Inspection System AI-driven 360-degree vehicle inspection system that uses 4K cameras to create time-stamped visual records of vehicles at entry and exit points, targeting 100% image capture rates and 95% LPR accuracy for damage documentation and fraud prevention.
• Safe School System AI-based campus safety platform providing real-time vehicle recognition, whitelist/blacklist capabilities, and automated alerts for K-12 educational institutions, delivered as a cloud-based platform integrated with campus intelligence.

Quantifiable outcome

• 60% increase in gross profit for 2025 (from ~$5.6M to $9M), with net loss reduced by 98.6% from $10.0M to $137,000
• +6 more outcomes

Named customers9 records

Segments7 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration4 records

AI capability8 records

Feature9 records

Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered flagship and core.

• Zebra TechnologiesflagshipTechnology or IntegrationZebra Technologies is a strategic hardware partner supplying enterprise-grade mobile computers, tablets (ET50/55, TC70/75, TC20, TC51/56, MC9400), fixed industrial scanners, machine vision cameras, and barcode/RFID scanners integrated into OMNIQ's supply chain and logistics solutions. OMNIQ is a certified partner recommending Zebra devices as ideal dual-purpose vehicle-mounted and mobile computing solutions. Partnership includes co-marketing, solution integration, and technology certification.
• HoneywellflagshipTechnology or IntegrationHoneywell is a strategic hardware partner providing mobile computing and scanning technology integrated into OMNIQ's solutions. OMNIQ was named Honeywell's Momentum Partner of the Year in 2025, reflecting a high-value, recognized strategic relationship. Partnership spans mobility solutions for supply chain and logistics deployments.
• NECflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerOMNIQ continued its partnership with NEC, a global leader in biometric information technology, to deliver advanced AI-based solutions for public safety and security markets. By combining OMNIQ's machine vision technology with NEC's biometric capabilities, the collaboration aims to enhance security and operational efficiency in law enforcement, transportation, and urban infrastructure sectors.
• IngenicocoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerOMNIQ entered a non-exclusive agreement with Ingenico, a global leader in seamless payment solutions, to integrate OMNIQ's AI-driven fintech software with Ingenico's payment technologies. This collaboration aims to enhance payment processes across manufacturing, retail, and healthcare sectors. The joint product synQpay represents a co-development outcome of this partnership.
• Dangot (Subsidiary)coreOthersDangot is OMNIQ's subsidiary based in Tel Aviv, Israel, specializing in smart kiosk development and manufacturing. Dangot's team, led by Itzik Levi (Visionary Behind Smart Kiosks), produces customized self-service kiosks, digital signage, and intelligent medical carts. Dangot represents OMNIQ's smart kiosk vertical and its largest operational division.

Scale indicators15 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Rekor Systems: Rekor Systems is a direct peer in AI-based vehicle recognition and license plate recognition (LPR) for traffic, parking, and public safety applications. Both compete head-to-head in ALPR-driven smart city and roadway intelligence deployments with similar customer profiles (municipalities, law enforcement).
• Verra Mobility: Verra Mobility is a direct peer in LPR-based smart mobility solutions for parking, tolling, and traffic enforcement. It overlaps with OMNIQ's PERCS parking enforcement and vehicle recognition offerings and serves similar municipal and commercial customers.
• Genetec: Genetec is a direct peer in unified physical security and video management software, with overlapping AI-powered vehicle recognition and access control capabilities for parking, enterprise, and public safety customers.

Broad incumbents

• Motorola Solutions: Motorola Solutions is a broad incumbent in public safety and command-center software, now encompassing Avigilon and Vigilant Solutions for video and LPR. It competes with OMNIQ's QShield in law enforcement and safe city deployments, but with a much broader portfolio and global scale.
• Axis Communications: Axis Communications is the broad incumbent in network cameras and video surveillance hardware/software, frequently integrated with analytics partners including LPR. It is a key competitor at the hardware layer that OMNIQ's LPR cameras and access control systems must integrate with or compete against.
• Honeywell Security: Honeywell is both a strategic technology partner (named OMNIQ its 2025 Momentum Partner of the Year) and a broad incumbent in access control, video, and intrusion for enterprise security. The dual relationship is competitive and collaborative across the same end-customer base.
• NEC Corporation: NEC is a strategic co-development partner and a broad incumbent in biometric and public safety technology. Its NeoFace Watch and biometrics platform competes with OMNIQ's QShield in law enforcement and urban infrastructure, while also being a partner.
• Hikvision: Hikvision is a broad incumbent in network video surveillance and analytics globally, with embedded LPR and AI analytics in cameras and NVRs. It is a competitor on the hardware side of parking and security installations where OMNIQ also operates.

Emerging players

• BriefCam: BriefCam is an emerging player in AI video analytics for security, retail, and transportation. Its video content analytics overlap with OMNIQ's anomaly detection and SeeNN capabilities, though BriefCam focuses more on post-event video summarization than real-time LPR access control.
• PlateSmart Technologies: PlateSmart is an emerging player focused exclusively on AI-driven LPR/ALPR software for security, law enforcement, and parking. It directly competes with OMNIQ's QShield and LPR-enabled parking offerings as a software-only specialist.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks1 record

Key highlights1 record

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Subsidiaries2 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds2 records

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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