Predator is primarily developed by V0LT. However, this wouldn't be possible without the effort of dozens of other projects. This document contains credits to all of the software and people Predator depends on to function.
Brandon is responsible for creating the camera mounting brackets used during the development of Predator. You can find these files in the assets folder, should you want to use them.
OpenALPR is the basis for Phantom, which is the license plate recognition engine at the heart of Predator. Without OpenALPR the entire Predator project wouldn't have been possible.
FFMPEG is one of the most powerful video processing tools currently available, and it's what gives Predator it's ability to quickly process large amounts of video. Predator uses FFMPEG to process recorded videos in both pre-recorded and real-time mode.
ImageMagick is one of the most popular command-line image manipulating tools, and is critical to Predator's ability to manipulate individual frames of video.
https://imagemagick.org/index.php
GPSD is a Linux utility designed to allow programs to interact with GPS devices plugged into a system. Predator uses GPSD to get the current location, speed, and other information.