AI Traffic Violation Detection
PoliceAI uses artificial intelligence and computer vision to analyze CCTV footage, images, and videos in real time, automatically detecting traffic violations and generating digital evidence for police review.
How AI Traffic Detection Works
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Capture
CCTV footage or an uploaded image/video is submitted for detection, day or night.
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AI Detection
Computer vision scans the footage and flags potential traffic violations automatically.
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Confidence Check
Each flagged violation gets a confidence score. Matches at 50%+ confidence can auto-generate a report.
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Police Review
Lower-confidence matches wait in the Evidence Queue for an officer to accept or reject.
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Violation Record
Approved evidence, auto or manual, becomes an official violation record, ready to export as PDF or Excel.
Detection Capabilities
No Helmet
Detects riders without a helmet in real time, flagging the violation with a bounding box and confidence score for review.
Traffic Light
Monitors intersections for red-light running, capturing the vehicle, signal state, and timestamp as evidence.
Motorcycle Overcapacity
Counts riders per motorcycle to flag overcapacity violations, a leading cause of accidents on Cambodian roads.
Sidewalk-Crosswalk Overlap
Flags vehicles encroaching on sidewalks and pedestrian crosswalks, protecting pedestrian right-of-way.
Using Phone
Detects drivers using a mobile phone while driving, flagging the distraction violation with a bounding box and confidence score for review.
Detection covers motorcycles, cars, rickshaws, pedestrians, helmets, phones, license plates, and traffic light state.
Evidence Generation
Every detection automatically generates digital evidence with images, license plates, timestamps, and camera details, ready for an officer to confirm.
Police Review
Every low-confidence detection is routed to a human officer before any fine is issued. Nothing is auto-fined off the AI's judgment alone — a person always reviews the evidence first.
How PoliceAI Reads Traffic Scenes
PoliceAI scans camera frames for vehicles, riders, helmets, phones, license plates, and traffic-light context, then turns only the flagged moments into reviewable evidence for officers.
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