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SPEED CAMERA - Object Motion Tracker 
Raspberry Pi, Unix Disto's and Windows Speed Camera Using python3, openCV, RPI camera module, USB Cam or IP/RTSP Cam
For Details See Program Features, Wiki Instructions and YouTube Videos.
Note re Bullseye
speed-cam.py will run using pi camera with libcamera, picamera2 under Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye, Bookworm,and later. Usbcam and IP/RTSP cameras
are also supported. For picamera library support (on Bullseye only) Run sudo raspi-config, Interface Options, then enable Legacy Camera option and Reboot.
RPI Quick Install or Upgrade
IMPORTANT - A raspbian sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get upgrade will NOT be performed as part of
speed-install.sh so it is highly recommended you run these prior to install
to ensure your system is up-to-date.
Step 1
Press GitHub copy icon on right side of code box below. Copied! will be displayed.
curl -L https://raw.github.com/pageauc/speed-camera/master/source/speed-install.sh | bash
Step 2
On RPI putty SSH or terminal session right click, select paste then Enter to Download and Run speed-install.sh script.
To get started, see Instructions at the end of the install script. Initial default config.py setting is CALIBRATE_ON=True. You may also need to Align Camera using config.py ALIGN_CAM_ON=True setting. Once calibration is complete set CALIBRATE_ON=False
Mac or Windows Systems
See Windows 10/11 or Apple Mac Docker Install Quick Start
or Windows or Unix Distro Installs without Docker
Program Description
This project can run on a Raspberry Pi, Windows, Unix Distro computer.