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Intersection Control. Hayley Gilson, Antony Sanchez, Cris Koutsougeras ET 493 Fall 2018. Goal of Project:. Develop Microcontroller-controlled intersection system that will use a camera and image processing software to determine traffic and use that to determine right-of-way.
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Intersection Control Hayley Gilson, Antony Sanchez, CrisKoutsougeras ET 493 Fall 2018
Goal of Project: • Develop Microcontroller-controlled intersection system that will use a camera and image processing software to determine traffic and use that to determine right-of-way.
Parts needed: • Arduino Uno controller (already acquired) • Raspberry Pi controller • Two cameras: One compatible with Arduino, the other with Raspberry Pi • OpenCV software
Research • Traffic Lights and the improvement of them • How they work • How to improve them via camera usage • Main focus of research for the semester • Failsafes • It’s foolish to believe that things won’t go wrong with a system • What can be done to prevent catastrophe if the system malfunctions? • Smart Detection • The capability to anticipate what could happen • Not just reacting to current situation, but predicting what can happen as a result • Communication between intersections?
Construction • Setting up system • Two systems will be built: One with Arduino, one with Raspberry Pi • Functionally similar (Arduino will be somewhat simpler in terms of potential functions) • Must be able to run and constantly analyze images from a camera • Must function independently • Using OpenCV • Open-source image detection program • Compatible with Arduino and Raspberry Pi • Consists of multiple libraries
Construction Hayley Gilson: Railroad Intersection, Arduino Antony Sanchez: 4-way Intersection, Raspberry Pi Setup Raspberry Pi with Raspberry Pi camera and OpenCV Research traffic light algorithm Use OpenCV on Raspberry Pi to do simple image processing • Setup Arduino and camera and OpenCV • Research train intersection functionality • Use OpenCV on Arduino to do simple image processing
Thank You for Your Time Feel Free to Ask Questions.