Openalpr - An Open Source Licence Plate Reade
It is a C/C++ application that can be run from the command line. There are also bindings for C#, Python, Node.js and Java. Using it is as easy as giving the path to the image file or using an in memory stream. It returns a list of licence numbers it found. It can accommodate the different styles of plate found in different parts of the world.
There is also an OpenALPR agent tat can run as a Linux daemon. In this mode it can monitor one or more MJPEG video streams and return JSON packaged data containing the licence number it found.
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