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• Project Overview
• Documentation
• Demo & Presentation
• Meet the Quantum Quenchers
• Technologies Used
• More Information
• Branching Strategy
• Contact Us

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Traffic Guardian is an innovative solution designed to enhance road safety and efficiency across California's busy highways. As a COS301 Capstone Project at the University of Pretoria, our goal is to develop a real-time traffic incident detection system that leverages existing traffic camera feeds to identify accidents, congestion, and road hazards. By automating incident detection and enabling rapid response, Traffic Guardian aims to reduce human monitoring load, shorten response times, and improve overall road safety.

Project Board

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• Software Requirement Documentation
• Architectural Requirement Documentation
• Coding Standard Documentation
• User Manual
• Technical Installation Manual
• Testing Policy Document
• Capstone Presentation

Demo & Presentation

Demo	Slides	Video
Demo 1	Slides 1	Video 1
Demo 2	Slides 2	Video 2
Demo 3	Slides 3	Video 3
Demo 4	Slides 4	Video 4

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Name	Role	Top Skills/Frameworks	GitHub Profile	LinkedIn Profile
Nicholas Dobson	Full-Stack Developer, DevOps, Database	Java, C++, SQL, JavaScript/TypeScript, Docker
Mpho Tsotetsi	Backend Developer, Database	SQL, PL/SQL, .NET, JavaScript, C#, TypeScript
Shaylin Govender	Full-Stack Developer, Team Lead	JavaScript (React), Python, Java, C++, MySQL, MongoDB, GitHub Actions
Lonwabo Kwitshana	Frontend Developer, UI/UX	JavaScript (React), HTML/CSS, Java, Figma
Aryan Mohanlall	Backend Developer, System Integration	C++, Java, PHP, TypeScript, Angular, Assembly x86

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Frontend

Backend

DevOps & Cloud

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For more details about our proposal, visit our project website: 🔗 Traffic Guardian Proposal

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Git Flow branching strategy is used for this project.

• Branches are named according to the feature or issue they address.
• Once a feature is complete, it is merged into the Dev branch.
• The Dev branch is then merged into the Main branch for production releases.

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Have questions, ideas, or collaboration opportunities? Email us at: [email protected]

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