7 III March 2019
7 III March 2019
http://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2019.3362
International Journal for Research in Applied Science & Engineering Technology (IJRASET)
ISSN: 2321-9653; IC Value: 45.98; SJ Impact Factor: 6.887
Volume 7 Issue III, Mar 2019- Available at www.ijraset.com
Abstract: The Object Detection Algorithm is an important challenge in Internet of Things (IoT) area and Smart cities
applications. In particular, vehicle License plate recognition and object detection are an important issue’s in Smart cities. The
important key techniques in IoT applications are searching stolen vehicles, road traffic monitoring, vehicle parking control, etc.
In this paper, we propose a method in a moving object using object detection algorithm and also it recognize the black-white
texture of the plate that is used to extract vehicle license plate. According to this algorithm, we transform the RGB image into a
grayscale image directly as strengthening the background color of the license plate.
Keywords: Internet of Things(IoT), Stolen vehicles, Vehicle License Plate Recognition(VLPR), Object Detection Algorithm,
Background Image, Grayscale Image.
I. INTRODUCTION
Vehicle License Plate Recognition system mainly consists of three major parts; License plate detection, character segmentations and
character recognitions. Due to imperfect imaging conditions license plate detection is a crucial task. In this paper we concern with
this problem. The license plate location is the precondition steps to find and the key to plate location recognition. License plate
location is demanded to locate the plate area accurately, integrally, to remove non-plate area completely, and the algorithm is
demanded to be simple as well as high efficiency, so the key factor is how to extract those distinct features to distinguish between
plate area and non-plate area.
The problem of detecting this car license plate in 2D images. In the algorithm we enhance the car image at interest regions by
estimating image edge density. Using edge information across license plate is a good approach for license plate detection. In this
presence of dark characters on the white plate results strong edges at plate region. Strong edges may exist at non plate regions.
Hence for having better description of license plates employing other features such as plate color beside edge information is
discriminative. To extract license plate features, other way is based on the plate’s regular change of grayscale, namely, the plate’s
texture feature. It needs to do first order difference at horizontal direction to stand out the area whose texture changes frequently at
that direction.
The basic algorithm is convert primary color image to grayscale image or binary image, use this grayscale image or binary image to
do first order difference at horizontal direction to get horizontal difference image, sum and project this horizontal difference image
at horizontal direction, smooth this projected value, search license plate region on the smoothed projection and crop it for the first
time to gain a horizontal strip which contains the license plate area, sum and project this horizontal strip at vertical direction, smooth
it, then crop it for the second time to gain the license plate area. This way is simple in theory, but if there are many textures in non-
plate area or the plate is tilting, the miss location rate will be high. This present a novel license plate localization method based on
arrangement of the characters in standard license plates. To complete the whole VLPR system, we continue to segment and
recognize the license plate characters using some simple methods. The performance of the proposed system is tested on our own
collected image dataset. This paper results on car images in real complex scene confirms the robustness of this proposed method can
be against severe imaging conditions.
II. ARCHITECTURE
This architecture is used to recognize the stolen vehicles. The User can easily identify their vehicles using web interface. The user
can feed their input using camera. The camera can capture the image and then the captured image can have converted into gray scale
image using Image process techniques. The Raspberry pi used to access the particular gray scale image. Using this gray scale image,
the user can get the message using web interfaces.
recognized by the digital camera. The gradient image is used to convert the textured characteristics. The result shows the location of
the vehicle (Gang Li, Rongdi Yuan, Zuyuan Yang, Xiyue Huang)
Vehicle plate recognition is an important role in the transportation system. In this paper, the efficient algorithm for license plate
recognition is proposed. The purpose of this paper, is used to, locate the theft vehicle using particular limitation in a vehicle plate as
well as background of the image. In this method, we implemented the morphology method as well as efficient algorithm for
detecting the vehicle plate from the moving object. Compared with other method is restricted by some conditions. But this method
used to access the particular image as well as the time complexity is very efficient to identify the theft vehicle. This result is support
for the transportation system (Haiqi Huang, Ming G, Hongyang Chao)
We consider the problem is to detect the vehicle license plate in 2D images. The first stage of the algorithm, the image is captured
and corner the edge density of the image. The filtered image is used to extract the candidate’s vehicle plate. The easiness of this
process, it is suitable for the real-time monitoring vehicle. In order to extract the vehicle plate of the candidates the two important
methods are used, they are geometrical criteria and color descriptions. The first method is used to filter the plate. The second
method is used to detect the particular candidate vehicle plate as well as regions (Alireza Ahmadyfard and Vahid Abolghasemi).The
vehicle number plate recognition is a useful image technique which is used to detect only the number plate. There are several
applications in this method that is restricted by some conditions. For this purpose, the traffic and monitoring the vehicle is effective
method. Many methods are implemented, but the learning purpose of the edge –detection method of the plate is an important
method. The vehicle plate is detected and using image process techniques is to examine the particular area of the plate, resize it and
converted into gray scale image. The gray scale image is to check with the candidate’s number plate as well as it shows the region of
the vehicle (A.R.Isra, A.Gokulanathan)
V. MODULE EXPLANATION
A. Image Capturing - Python
In this module we create a basic infrastructure to establish the proposed feature of image handling in python. Prepare the python
environment to access video input device, in this case a camera. Familiarizing the image handling library called openCV for python.
VII. CONCLUSION
In this paper, we have designed a novel filter which is used to filter the vehicle number plate or the particular object from the digital
camera of the urban surveillance system in the smart cities. The results show that the filtered object with high frequency areas from
the image, which makes our algorithm a simple and effective method to detect the object automatically using IoT. In the process, it
is difficult to locate the license plate so, we take advantage to improve the calculation speed of the object using gradient image. We
first started with the image processing module where the image taken through camera is processed for detecting the number plate
design. Then the number plate is scanned for the text in the number plate. Later the text (gradient image where the processed text is
got after processing) is sent to the vehicle owner’s email. Thus, this module enhances the possibility of finding the stolen vehicle
and take action as soon as possible.
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