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Ok, I have a use case for this. If you could figure out how to get it off the cloud and low power, it would be awesome to have one of these on the gates to my h
by simon_000666 7y ago
Ok, I have a use case for this. If you could figure out how to get it off the cloud and low power, it would be awesome to have one of these on the gates to my house, so when I drive up the plates are automatically recognized and the gates open to my car.
- CheesecakeFred 7y agoI think the problem here is pretty obvious.
- netsharc 7y agoI wonder if the ML would also recognise hand-drawn licence plates? https://papersplease.fandom.com/wiki/Fake_passport https://papersplease.fandom.com/wiki/Fake_passport
- irl_ 7y agohttps://media.ccc.de/v/emf2018-284-why-automated-number-plate-recognition-systems-suck https://media.ccc.de/v/emf2018-284-why-automated-number-plat...
- michaelt 7y agoYou can buy systems like this already. Here's a video of one being opened with a hand-drawn number plate: https://youtu.be/box6dX44NoU?t=50 https://youtu.be/box6dX44NoU?t=50
- irl_ 7y agoThe best password is the one written in plaintext on the outside of your car.
- thecatspaw 7y agoI dont think its supposed to be a safety feature, the gate is probably not locked.
- Piskvorrr 7y agoDon't rely on garage openers for security, either: the door relies on a rather simple password scheme. In other words, treat it as a garden fence, not a blast door. https://www.geek.com/gadgets/a-32-hacking-tool-can-open-your-garage-door-and-unlock-your-car-1630657/ https://www.geek.com/gadgets/a-32-hacking-tool-can-open-your... (Perhaps recognizing the car's license plate plus MAC address would be more secure...? Many cars use BT/WiFi nowadays.)
- darkarmani 7y agoBetter to use the tire pressure sensors and a software defined radio module to pick up the unique identifiers of your wheels. Way lower power than OCR.