Development Of Blind Spot Detection System For Vehicle

Nor Natasha, Che Pa (2016) Development Of Blind Spot Detection System For Vehicle. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Driving a vehicle in current conditions is highly risky. In fact, if the driver is not aware of the presence of a vehicle or obstacle in his blind spot, a crash can easily occur. The objective of this project is to propose a solution to improve a driver’s safety when changing lanes on the road, which focuses on the low-end vehicle. The Blind Spot Detection (BSD) system based on wireless detecting technique is proposed to monitor the blind spot area for the presence of obstacles, automobiles or other objects. The BSD systems are mounted on the left side mirror and the right side mirror of the vehicle. The detection of cars in the blind spot region is displayed by warning light indicators. The BSD system algorithm proposed here is based on a distance calculation between the object. The ultrasonic sensor is programmed at certain parameter or distance to detect upcoming vehicle, object or obstacle to activate the warning light indicator circuitry. If the blind spot region of the vehicle can be minimized, it is expected the accident cases could be reduced.

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