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Process the picture/video stream of entrances/exits #24

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hanoody opened this issue Sep 15, 2019 · 1 comment
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Process the picture/video stream of entrances/exits #24

hanoody opened this issue Sep 15, 2019 · 1 comment
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hanoody commented Sep 15, 2019

Process a video stream from the Pi through computer/machine vision algorithms to detect objects (cars, bikes, trucks, etc.).

@hanoody hanoody changed the title Receive information (photos or videos) from Raspberry Pi Set up Raspberry Pi to communicate with server (=> server receives photos or videos from Pi) Sep 15, 2019
@sanchitcop19 sanchitcop19 changed the title Set up Raspberry Pi to communicate with server (=> server receives photos or videos from Pi) Process the picture/video stream of entrances/exits Sep 15, 2019
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pururval commented Nov 13, 2019

Basically, connect the live stream of pi+camera to the ml model for car detection

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  1. If not already installed XQuartz, do so HERE.
  2. Grab the Pi and take it to a road where cars travel fairly slowly, but in reach of the wifi.
  3. Set it in a static spot facing perpendicular to the road.
  4. Once the Pi is on, In Terminal, type:
    ssh -X [email protected]
    password: parkmoon
  5. In the home directory, run: source path.sh;``python3 traffic.py
  6. Observe the live stream with rectangles created around cars.

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