We install a lot of Ubiquiti hardware for clients and one of my favorite features of their Gen6 cameras is their built in on-camera “edge” AI, including license plate reading. It works quite well from what we’ve experienced so far and they’re among the most affordable quality network cameras I know of.
Obviously this isn’t open-source or portable, but it’s closed-circuit (cloud connection is optional, data stays on your physical NVR either way) and is pretty much a turn-key solution.
@TaylorDRhodes2A And if you’re the kind of person who would rather take apart that fire extinguisher, learn how it works, and then build your own out of stuff you got from Home Depot and Amazon…
Go to https://t.co/g0YXzFRY1X and print a freaking gun. It’s fun, and educational!
@ArcticSolace Can confirm.
Test drove in December, again two weeks later.
Ordered in January, picked up in February
FSD addict since day one.
Best vehicle on the road.
Rain is annoying because it kinda wrecks my yard work schedule for the weekend, but it’s also beautiful in its own way.
It somehow makes the greens greener, and the colors more colorful. I do wish my hydrangeas would not get weighed down by the water quite so much though, lol.
@rhensing I miss the days of harmless digital pranks.
I remember the HP OfficeJet 4000 printers had a function that let you change the default “ready” text on the screen to anything. We had fun with that one. My favorite was “Insert Coin” lol
@wholemars I've noticed the same thing in my CT if I forget to exit Summon mode in my app. Just tap the "back" arrow to exit summon mode and FSD will be available again.
Your issue might be something different than mine, but it's something to keep an eye on.
I’m venturing into the Vegas tunnels later today and handing out a map of all Flock cameras and a bag of Snickers to all the Mole People and letting them know there’s several grams of precious metals in each Flock cameras worth lots of money