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MANGALORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING

Accredited by NAAC with A+ Grade, An ISO 9001: 2015 Certified Institution


(A Unit of Rajalaxmi Education Trust®, Mangalore - 575001)
Affiliated to V.T.U., Belagavi, Approved by AICTE, New Delhi.

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING


(Accredited by NBA)

Mini Project Idea Presentation


(Subject Code: 18ECMP68)

Project Associates:
Under the Guidance of :
 Name: AKSHAY M S USN: 4MT19EC007 Dr. VISHWANATH SHERVEGAR
 Name: BANU CHANDRA N D USN: 4MT19EC014 Associate Professor
 Name: NITHIN K BHAT USN: 4MT19EC056 Dept of ECE.
 Name: S M AKTHAR FAHEEM USN: 4MT19EC070
Problem Statement:

TRAFFIC SIGNS RECOGNITION


USING PYTHON
Create a Python script file.
Get an Arduino board.
Download the Arduino
Environment.
Install the USB drivers,
Upload a program.
What is Traffic Signs Recognition?
There are several different types of
traffic signs like speed limits, no entry, traffic
signals, turn left or right, children crossing, no
passing of heavy vehicles, etc. Traffic signs
classification is the process of identifying which
class a traffic sign belongs to.

Traffic Signs Recognition – About the Python


Project
In this Python project example, we will
build a model that can classify traffic signs
present in the image into different categories.
With this model, we are able to read and
understand traffic signs which are a very
important task for all autonomous vehicles.
Methodology/Block
Diagram
The overall aim is to develop a system that can be used for traffic
sign inventory. This system can assist local or national authorities
in the task of maintaining and updating their road and traffic signs
by automatically detecting and classifying one or more traffic signs
from a complex scene when captured by a camera.

What is coarse to fine?


Coarse segmentation means a segmentation that
doesn't have much detail. On the other hand, a fine
segmentation would have a much higher level of detail which
can even go down to pixel level (i.e. pixel-by-pixel correct
segmentation).

What is Clustering?
Clustering is used to identify groups of similar objects
in datasets with two or more variable quantities. Block diagram
Working:

Creating a data collection is collect the images for each Traffic Signs. These images will be
named corresponding of each signs.

The sign name is according to the "database of road/traffic signs" corresponding to the
traffic sign database.

Developing a Code and fetching into the Arduino and making the arduino access the
code.

Run the sign detection algorithm on the sign and detect the presence of a traffic sign.

If a sign is detected then it able to recognize the name of the traffic signs.

Detect the orientation of traffic signs using library.

The data (or features) extracted from the footage. At the end, the sign is identified
and displayed on the LCD display.
Expected outcome:

After designing the model, Traffic sign is identified and displayed on the LCD display. We try
to make the outcomes quantitative as much as we can. As we cannot remember/recognise all the
Traffic sign we will input all the signs with their names in the model. Also in future we can get the
name of any sign just by playing video/footage, with the help of the camera name is displayed on
LCD.

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