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See This Video-Based Vehicle Counting System Built By A Young Nigerian As His Final Year Project (Video)
A young promising Nigerian whose name is Nicholas Kajoh (@nicholaskajoh on Twitter) worked on video-based vehicle counting system as his final year project. He was able to actualize the video-based vehicle counting system using Python programming language.
Young Nicholas’ bio on Twitter says he’s a Software Engineer, Consultant, Author of the Alpha Coder (AC) Blog.
Nicholas Kajoh on Twitter wrote;
1/2 I worked on a video-based vehicle counting system for my final year (BSc) project. It gave me the opportunity to finally dive into Computer Vision. It was built using OpenCV (Python) and a pre-trained YOLO v3 object detection model. Accuracy is not that bad IMO.
Watch the video-based vehicle counting system operate in real time;
1/2 I worked on a video-based vehicle counting system for my final year (BSc) project. It gave me the opportunity to finally dive into Computer Vision. It was built using OpenCV (Python) and a pre-trained YOLO v3 object detection model. Accuracy is not that bad IMO. pic.twitter.com/BpjR85DtcW
— Nicholas Kajoh (@nicholaskajoh) April 7, 2019
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