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Automating Driving Tests with Computer Vision

The Automated Driving Test System (ADTS) was developed for the Gujarat Motor Vehicle Department to replace manual driving assessments with real-time, camera-based evaluation.

Problem

Traditional driving tests depend heavily on manual supervision, which can be inconsistent and time-consuming. The goal was to automate the process using multi-camera setups and backend systems capable of evaluating candidates objectively.

Approach

We designed a system that integrates:

  • Multi-camera RTSP streams for real-time visual analysis
  • Computer vision pipelines using OpenCV for lane tracking, stop-line detection, and rule violations
  • Python FastAPI backend to handle data flow, candidate information, and result computation
  • PostgreSQL for persistent data storage and test results

Results

  • Fully automated evaluation with zero manual intervention
  • Real-time scoring aligned with official driving parameters
  • Seamless integration with government hardware and dashboards

The project demonstrated how AI + backend engineering can eliminate human bias and improve large-scale public systems.