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Villager shames speeding cars with homemade AI bot

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A villager in Stanford Rivers, Essex, created an AI-powered camera system that detects over 1,000 speeding vehicles daily and posts offenders on a public 'Wall of Shame' to highlight dangerous driving. The system measures speed by tracking vehicle movement between frames and shares data with local authorities to aid police enforcement.

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