Automatic Accident Detector And Notification

Norfauzan, Rahman (2013) Automatic Accident Detector And Notification. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Over the past decade, Malaysia has undergone rapid economic development and growth in many areas. Economic and population growth led to the modern industrial and automobile usage rate of increase has brought on the road increases. The average population growth rate is 3 percent a year and for connectivity and easy access, roads are built. However, with increasing population and vehicles has brought a tremendous increase in the number of road accidents in which mostly fatal. Statistics show that road accidents are increasing each year in which the average accident rate more than 25 percent a month, especially on highways and main roads in urban areas. From static operation, an action conducted by the police to monitor and attempts to reduce the number of accidents on the road during the festive. Driver’s negligence and attitude itself, hundreds of figures killed and seriously injured each forthcoming festive season. Aids often arrive late because the information about the accident is not clear and exact location could not be identified immediately. In general, the injuries sustained from the accident could be reduced if the ambulance, fire and rescue or police could arrive to the scene of the accident quickly. Therefore, the proposal to establish a system crash sensors become a relevant idea that can notify certain parties to better prepare for and respond more quickly. Software program written in Microsoft Visual Studio is built to record any information that is sent by the sender where detection method installed in a vehicle involved in an accident. Special code to identify the accident data will be presented in a short message (SMS).

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