Python object detection and ANPR -- 2
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
It seems pretty straight forward, making it work in a jupyter notebook.
The data gets generated by pulling from a webcam. I will need the license plates converted via ocr to ascii text and logged to a csv file. I will deal with pushing that to Postgres.
I have a law enforcement app that is written in Django/Python. It currently is working with fairly large data, but I want to add a couple of new features: ANPR and Facial Recognition. There are a couple of github repositories that I would like to implement and I need someone to write them for my app and explain the processes so I can fully understand them. Here are the links to GitHub and youtube for your edification:
ANPR - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73REqZM1Fy0
https://github.com/computervisioneng/automatic-number-plate-recognition-python
I will add the facial recognition stuff after this project is completed.
the primary goal is capture the vehicle tag and convert to ascii text. A police car might drive down a road and capture tags as it drives past cars, or cars might pass the police car(coming or going.) those tags would be logged into a csv.
I plan to tap into our state driver's license files for faces, as well as our state prison systems to try to match faces. It would be nice if the face could be associated with the vehicle tags.
vehicle tag recognition and ocr conversion to text, then facial recognition. If you can give me a working notebook that will produce csv logs of the geolocation of the camera, date, time and plate number, we can do the facial recognition later. It would be REALLY good if you could associate a face with a tag because it would let the application link a person to a car, which is not done, that I'm aware of.
the computer or camera should have the geocordinates.
https://www.phind.com/search?cache=qxmwin6xw9zd59yf5knik00f
when the police car/ camera moves, the lat/long should change.
I have a dashcam that I used to create a video for you to try to process. It is on my google drive. This link will give you access to anything I drop in the folder:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_Iq3riHmq3CaKb_X9W9LZ0K_DbRV2cbu?usp=sharing
The data gets generated by pulling from a webcam. I will need the license plates converted via ocr to ascii text and logged to a csv file. I will deal with pushing that to Postgres.
I have a law enforcement app that is written in Django/Python. It currently is working with fairly large data, but I want to add a couple of new features: ANPR and Facial Recognition. There are a couple of github repositories that I would like to implement and I need someone to write them for my app and explain the processes so I can fully understand them. Here are the links to GitHub and youtube for your edification:
ANPR - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73REqZM1Fy0
https://github.com/computervisioneng/automatic-number-plate-recognition-python
I will add the facial recognition stuff after this project is completed.
the primary goal is capture the vehicle tag and convert to ascii text. A police car might drive down a road and capture tags as it drives past cars, or cars might pass the police car(coming or going.) those tags would be logged into a csv.
I plan to tap into our state driver's license files for faces, as well as our state prison systems to try to match faces. It would be nice if the face could be associated with the vehicle tags.
vehicle tag recognition and ocr conversion to text, then facial recognition. If you can give me a working notebook that will produce csv logs of the geolocation of the camera, date, time and plate number, we can do the facial recognition later. It would be REALLY good if you could associate a face with a tag because it would let the application link a person to a car, which is not done, that I'm aware of.
the computer or camera should have the geocordinates.
https://www.phind.com/search?cache=qxmwin6xw9zd59yf5knik00f
when the police car/ camera moves, the lat/long should change.
I have a dashcam that I used to create a video for you to try to process. It is on my google drive. This link will give you access to anything I drop in the folder:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_Iq3riHmq3CaKb_X9W9LZ0K_DbRV2cbu?usp=sharing