Custom Object (Licence Plate) Detection in Raspberry Pi with YOLO V8 and Python

[@spottyturtlesabc3371]

Hi, when I run " python ultralytics/yolo/v8/detect/predict.py model="best.pt" source="demo.mp4" show=true " I get a segmentation fault and nothing runs. How do I fix?

[@tsunamas]

My mothers village is getting very insecure and I need to catch the plates from vehicles that get in there. I think this will work just fine with 1fps. I'll definetly give it a try. Thanks so much for sharing

[@srivanthsai]

hey which version of python did you use? it's giving "illegal instruction" error

[@hamadali2979]

did u get any solution?

[@juanpablogonzalezprieto5492]

Hi, i tried tu use this in mi raspberry pi 3 and got a error "ilegal instruction" how do i fix?

[@JedidiaLemuelCruz]

How do you run the rasp pi in the same panel of your computer?

[@Burgerhs]

⚠️📢Question. Im using roboflow on my surface pro 9 and steam deck my model is getting 5fps with this be faster? I need at least 30fps

[@SwethaAnbalagan-s7y]

how to reduce the lagging in raspberry pi?

[@jack-binary]

Bro is it raspberry pi that's why it's lagging??

[@zoyamchuang2806]

After pip install -r requirement.txt SHOW "error: externally-managed-environment" My Python version is 3.11.2 How to fix requirement.txt error Thanks

[@gigi-oc8gn]

Force install.. pip install -r requirement.txt --break-system-packages

[@heiko287]

It says you should create a virtual environment, do these steps and code in your terminal in raspi: python3 -m venv myenv // This creates the virtual environment named "myenv" you can change this source myenv/bin/activate // Run this to activate the virtual environment While inside your virtual env, you can now install anything you need without having the externally-managed-env error. WElcom

[@ElectroCoderEC]

why is so slow??

[@raymondmichael4987]

Good content, but reduce the “ok” words, tooo many, also sometimes you speed up speak which gives me hard time to hear pronunciation for some words. Other than that, good content 😊

[@elvenkim]

I think Arijiit is fine.. indian people always say "ok" for emphasis...it is just a culture