Finally wrote up how I built an AI-powered virtual speed camera: https://t.co/E2auFpDOt9 I did this about 12 months ago now - it was actually successful in helping persuade the council to install traffic calming measures on the road.
Why shouldn't I use @awscloud Cognito UserPool Group Roles to provide Lambda access to backend services via AssumeRoleWithWebIdentity using the JWT? I know Cognito Identity Pools is the "proper" solution - but seems like overkill for simple use-cases.
Finally wrote up how I built an AI-powered virtual speed camera: https://t.co/E2auFpDOt9 I did this about 12 months ago now - it was actually successful in helping persuade the council to install traffic calming measures on the road.
AWS Client VPN seemed like a nice way to access VPC services locally without having to run a proxy EC2 instance. Works fine until my billing alerts started coming through... *hmm* didn't read the pricing well enough....
Turns out you're charged an hourly fee for each client endpoint (regardless of usage) = $73 dollars a month. No thanks - back to ssh -i /key-pair.pem username@instance-id -L localport:targethost:destport for me.
@twoowls73 Hello. Feel free to ask - probably best open a Github issue with help you need on the project repo? I'm happy to help a bit but probably can't be a long-term mentor I'm afraid.
A resident of Manchester built an artificial intelligent powered speed camera, and used the evidence to persuade his local council to install traffic calming
https://t.co/lEoouhAQDQ
@sarahurmson There's a similar app called https://t.co/5KhN5LmQB8 - does that help? You can run it yourself for free but I know that needs familiarity with tech stuff. How long would the footage be?
@johnpmulvey You'd need someone with development skills and familiarity with machine learning models. It's not rocket science but does need good software engineering skills.