I am looking for an experienced developer to create a real-time average speed camera system running on Ubuntu. The system will use live video feeds to detect vehicles at Point A and Point B, measure the time taken between these two points, calculate average speed, and determine whether the vehicle has exceeded a preset speed limit. If a violation occurs, the system must log the vehicle automatically. Additionally, the system should provide a cloud dashboard where users can: • Monitor live video feeds & • View and filter violation logs • Access basic statistics (e.g., daily/weekly violation counts) This dashboard can be web-based and simple but should make the system monitorable remotely, increasing its value and usability. Core Requirements: • Real-time vehicle detection using a USB camera • Detect and track vehicles at Point A "Entry" to Point B "Exit" • Measure timestamp differences to calculate average speed • Compare calculated speed against a configurable speed limit • Automatically log violations with time, captured frame, and vehicle tracking ID • Stream live video to the web-based cloud dashboard • Ability to run continuously on Ubuntu • Adjust configured speed limit • On-screen visualization of detections (optional but preferred)