Unfortunately that is not good news I guess. We would be OK with being pessimistic by accounting for people when they are not actually in the car and hence missing out on some potential carpool violators. But missing out people in back seats would be pretty bad, since that would open up problems...
Thanks davidrit. It certainly looks like I need someone who understands physics of light to get involved. I am an electrical engineer, so I can see some angles of what you talk about, but I sure need to get some help to build this camera.
Thanks for the input. Any idea if this would work on high speed vehicles? The pdf was great but unfortunately I am unable to open the website - "page not found".
Hahaha, you are right. I should have been more careful with my words :-)
Yes, it is for a carpool violation application. Yes, we can put camera facing the cars on overcrossing support. Thanks for any ideas.
For an experiment we are doing, we need to be able to accurately detect people inside a car moving at high speed. Any suggestions for an IR/other camera that can help us effectively do it? The car has a hot engine, so I am concerned an IR camera may or may not work. Any thoughts.
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