This is a python program using YOLO and OpenCV to detect traffic lights. Works in The Netherlands, possibly other countries
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This is a python program using YOLO and OpenCV to detect traffic lights. Works in The Netherlands, possibly other countries
This repository contains C code(Code vision file) and Proteus simulation files for a traffic light control system. The system includes three lights (red, yellow, and green) and a two-digit counter to display the remaining time for each light. The duration of each light can be adjusted in real-time using buttons.
A Simulative Traffic Light Control system on Basys2 board using Verilog. Created for my Digital Logic course project.
3D Druckdateien für verschiedene Ampelgehäuse - nähere Informationen im Make Magazin 06/2020, deutsche Ausgabe
🚦 This is a prototype circuit for an intersection(crossroads) roundabout traffic light system. The inputs are the sensors, i.e. infrared sensors that detect the presence of vehicles, plus a timing system. The heart of this circuit the micro-controller which coordinates all the activities.
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A lamp built from a traffic light, controllable using DMX.
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A Micro-controller Project
This app is used to control traffic light hardware LEDs connected to an Arduino board. It is tightly linked to https://github.com/ssenegas/trafficlight project.
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