#๐ would this be possible
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yeah it's possible, is this a school assignment/project?
.wiki speed limiter
Speed limiter
A speed limiter is a governor used to limit the top speed of a vehicle. For some classes of vehicles and in some jurisdictions they are a statutory requirement
Speed limit
Speed limits on road traffic, as used in most countries, set the legal maximum speed at which vehicles may travel on a given stretch of road. Speed limits
these are sometimes done mechanically, but yes, there are electronic versions as well
would the camera part be possible?
and the information to be recorded in a data base
Yes its also possible. In fact, depending on each government, they just need to monitor and enforce it . Like Singapore.
there are speeding cameras that kinda do this, but it sounds like you want to record the speed of vehicles from inside one of them
yea
i was thinking of useing a gps chip
that would then debate on privacy since its constantly shares the vehicle's location
would it be possible to have it only after it exceeds a certain speed?
idk enough electronics to confirm but maybe
no, but it could theoretically have a small rolling buffer for detection, and a larger one for logging infringement
ig ima ask google?
see i know almost nothing about codeing or anything related to computer
ig you should definitely google more about how chips work and what they are capable of
ok ima go do that and ask what i dont understand
isn't there already good technology for this by just combining gps and accelerometer data?
computer vision seems like a questionable solution wrt accuracy
thats what my upperclass people suggested but i also need to know direction and speed
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though be aware that accelerometer data is going to be very noisy
what you mean by noisy?
random-looking inaccuracy in measurements
oh
i mean i just need a super small model where car go like 2 meter
ill also be useing a toy car
i need to be able to see which side of the road the car is on
also questionable how well gps is for the full-scale version. i have a gps that can down to about an inch, but it's expensive. my phone is accurate to maybe 1-3 metres or so
i assumed since it worked in google maps it would work for me
(there is also this nifty thing called a tachometer)
whats that?
it counts the revolutions of something that spins, like a wheel ๐
i.e. the exact kind of thing that cars already do
ig that would also work if you put one on a wheel
but would that alter the car's design too much?
the sorta trick that a tachometer brings is that a wheel axle's rotation speed is not necessarily linked to the wheel's speed over ground, but you could probably ignore hydroplaning and slipping on ice, which removes most of that problem
assume the cow is a perfect sphere
when sliping on ice i dont really think they would go that fast
true, but a tachometer may read a slipping car as standing still
but that wouldn't really have much effect
since even if that car is sliping it wouldn't go faster then 40 miles per hour
or if it is, the driver has much bigger problems than speeding, yes
yep mostly that you wouldn't care about speeding if your slipping on ice
well ig ima tell my teacher that its possible to make a working prototype
about how much would it cost?
it depends on the specifics, but probably less than $50 USD. possibly around $20
ok thanks a lot
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