IOT Based Smart Vehicle Accident Detection and Tracking Using Arduino Uno and GPS Modem

Lives are now better compared to the infrastructure’s and technology’s rapid progress. However, due to inadequate emergency facilities, road accidents regularly result in significant loss of life and property, and the introduction of technology has significantly exacerbated traffic risks. This project will provide the most effective solution to this problem. An accelerometer can be used in a car alarm system to detect unsafe driving. It can be installed on the vehicle as a rollover or collision detector prior to, during, and following an incident. Accelerometer measurements can be used to identify a significant accident. A microcontroller notifies a police control center or a rescue squad of an emergency via the GSM MODEM, along with the location. In order for the police to track down the position, as soon as they receive the information, they can use the GPS MODEM. The required actions will then be taken following the location’s conformance. The driver can deactivate the alarm message using the given switch if there is only a minor accident or no major threat to anyone’s life. This will help save the medical rescue team’s crucial time.

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International Journal of Electronics and Communication Engineering
Published
2024-08-31
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https://doi.org/10.14445/23488549/ijece-v11i8p110
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2
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IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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IOT Based Smart Vehicle Accident Detection and Tracking Using Arduino Uno and GPS Modem

Yahye Abukar Ahmed, Hayat Dahir Dini, Abdirahman Abdullahi Omar
2 citations
International Journal of Electronics and Communication Engineering
IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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IOT Based Smart Vehicle Accident Detection and Tracking Using Arduino Uno and GPS Modem

Yahye Abukar Ahmed, Hayat Dahir Dini, Abdirahman Abdullahi Omar
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Abstract

Lives are now better compared to the infrastructure’s and technology’s rapid progress. However, due to inadequate emergency facilities, road accidents regularly result in significant loss of life and property, and the introduction of technology has significantly exacerbated traffic risks. This project will provide the most effective solution to this problem. An accelerometer can be used in a car alarm system to detect unsafe driving. It can be installed on the vehicle as a rollover or collision detector prior to, during, and following an incident. Accelerometer measurements can be used to identify a significant accident. A microcontroller notifies a police control center or a rescue squad of an emergency via the GSM MODEM, along with the location. In order for the police to track down the position, as soon as they receive the information, they can use the GPS MODEM. The required actions will then be taken following the location’s conformance. The driver can deactivate the alarm message using the given switch if there is only a minor accident or no major threat to anyone’s life. This will help save the medical rescue team’s crucial time.

International Journal of Electronics and Communication EngineeringVol. 11(8)
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IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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