Development of easy car seat for OKU to load into the vehicle

Zaimatulakma, Muhammad Aliff Aiman (2021) Development of easy car seat for OKU to load into the vehicle. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The “Easy Car Seat for Oku To Load Into The Vehicle” project is designed with a device and system that suitable to produce an alert system. It is allowing disabled people to transfer from their wheelchair to car seat easily without their caregiver 's help like to lifting or twisting them hard. The idea of using electric car seat for OKU people is good because it will make them more comfortable and safer if they transfer themself from wheelchair into car seat. This is why “Easy Car Seat for Oku People” designed. This system contains a few modules such as NodeMcu Esp8266 to control the movement of the actuator system in and out. Buzzer to be installed in the circuit to make some sound when the actuator is moving. ESP8266 is used in this project as a main controller for this system that will communicate each other with other components such as ic controller that control the following circuit, buzzer is used to make some sound alert when the actuator start to moving. The objectives have been accomplished which is the circuit of system that can control the movement of the actuator by using NodeMcu Esp8266. Next, the other objective of this project is to produce the best prototype with the suitable analysis. We can manage and cut the cost for this project because our focus is for ordinary people. Moreover, the last objective of this project which is to analyze the performance and functionality of the system. The project has been observed and the data has been recorded through the project analysis to show the stable of the system

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