Abstract: Provided is a fingerprint sensor, including: a substrate; a plurality of photosensitive devices disposed on the substrate; a light-emitting module disposed on a side, distal to the substrate, of the plurality of photosensitive devices; and a protective cover disposed on a side, distal to the substrate, of the light-emitting module, wherein the protective cover is provided with a plurality of conductive structures electrically connected to the light-emitting module, the plurality of conductive structures being in one-to-one correspondence with the plurality of photosensitive devices, and an orthographic projection of each conductive structure onto the substrate at least partially being overlapped with an orthographic projection of the photosensitive device corresponding to the conductive structure onto the substrate.

Abstract: A supervision and penalty method and system for expressway emergency lane occupancy based on public supervision and reporting. The system includes a mobile terminal and a central computer. When a citizen notices a violation behavior of emergency lane occupancy of another vehicle, evidence is collected by photographing and images are uploaded to the central computer; meanwhile, user location information is automatically read and uploaded. The central computer acquires, through network transmission, image information and location information uploaded by a client, distinguishes whether it is a malicious reporting behavior and performs technical processing and license plate recognition on the uploaded images, checks the road section where the violation behavior occurs, and determines whether the violation behavior is an emergency lane violation behavior.

Abstract: A supervision and penalty method and system for expressway emergency lane occupancy based on public supervision and reporting. The system includes a mobile terminal and a central computer. When a citizen notices a violation behavior of emergency lane occupancy of another vehicle, evidence is collected by photographing and images are uploaded to the central computer; meanwhile, user location information is automatically read and uploaded. The central computer acquires, through network transmission, image information and location information uploaded by a client, distinguishes whether it is a malicious reporting behavior and performs technical processing and license plate recognition on the uploaded images, checks the road section where the violation behavior occurs, and determines whether the violation behavior is an emergency lane violation behavior.