The development of car seat alert system through telegram application

Abd Razak, Khairool Aizat (2020) The development of car seat alert system through telegram application. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The general target or purpose that has been authorized throughout this report was to design and develop a car seat alert system for baby that been left in vehicle and get heatstroke deaths. This type of accident called as vehicular heatstroke and it is very dangerous to a baby because of their body overheats 3-5 times faster than an adult body. Plus, the inside of a vehicle is heat up very quickly and it very concerns parents to bring their child to travel using car. Nowadays, heatstroke deaths of children in vehicles quite encouraging and every year the number of cases is increasing. In an overwhelming majority of child vehicular heatstroke deaths, it was a loving, responsible parents that unknowingly left the child. This project was created to inform and alert the parents out there when they might forget their child is left at any circumstances. To make sure this project system more practical, NodeMCU is used as microcontroller to control all the input and output devices in this system. As to alert parents when this carelessness is happens the LED and Buzzer is provided in this system. Apart from that, LCD is used to display the presence of the child at the seat and temperature value inside. GPS module is used to give the location to inform the driver that the child was been left in the car. As to ensure the goals stated will be achieved, significant research have been made thoroughly that will acts as references throughout these studies for this project

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