Ivan Vnučec

Embedded software engineer.

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I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve open-sourced the software for the Catchcam Speed Camera Detector. You can now find it on GitHub at github.com/IvanVnucec/catchcam.

Why Open Source?

I decided to open source this project because I believe in fostering a open source community. By making this software freely available, I aim to:

  • Encourage Improvements: I hope that developers from around the world will contribute to enhancing the functionality of Catchcam.
  • Spread Awareness: More people can now benefit from knowing where speed cameras are located, potentially leading to safer driving habits and fewer violations.

Contributing

I welcome anyone interested to contribute to this project. Whether you’re a developer looking to add new features, or someone with ideas on how we can make Catchcam even more user-friendly, your contributions are invaluable. Here’s how you can get involved:

  • Fork the Repository on GitHub.
  • Submit Pull Requests with your improvements or fixes.
  • Open Issues for bugs or feature requests.
  • Spread the Word: Let others know about this open-source initiative and its potential to improve road safety.

Thank you for your interest and support!

Note: If you’re interested, you can pre-order a sample at vnucec.ivan@gmail.com.

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