Development of automation accident detection system using Arduino controller for motorcycle

Wan Ayub, Wan Nor Athirah (2021) Development of automation accident detection system using Arduino controller for motorcycle. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Accident situations are receiving more and more attention in the present age of globalization. This can happen anywhere and at any time. These can occur at any moment and go unnoticed. Depending on the severity of the accident, this could make things worse. In many circumstances, the survivor of a rescuer-caused fatal accident was also unable to arrive on time. Because the rescuers were unable to locate the victim, they have been unable to arrive on time. A time and accident scene monitoring system will be designed and expanded to address the problem. When an injury happens, only those in the immediate vicinity are usually aware. As a result, this prototype functions by informing authorities or families about the accident. Then, utilizing an Accelerometer, the project was created at a low cost to fix the problem (MPU 6050). An Arduino Uno has been added to this system that controls the incoming and outgoing operations, creating a more efficient. With contemporary tracking devices, GPRS and GPS technology work to send warning signals, where the precise location of the accident may be determined using longitude and latitude readings, which are then relayed to the authorities. In this instance, rescuers will be able to arrive on time. Furthermore, the research has the potential to save many extra human lives and identify missing victims undetected.

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