Development of embedded controller for fleet management system

Husaimi, Fasiha Nabilah (2021) Development of embedded controller for fleet management system. Project Report. Melaka, Malaysia, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka. (Submitted)

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Abstract

A fleet management system is a digital platform used to monitor, diagnose, and manage automobiles. Fleet management also aids in reducing associated risk, the improvement of efficiency, the increase of output, and compliance with regulations. It's similar to a consolidated dashboard where we can monitor and manage all of our fleet and asset data. It is challenging to notice unusual vehicle elements, and there may be no technology that will alert the driver to the problem. As a result, preventing vehicular accidents is difficult since cars cannot promptly deal with their many faulty functions while on the road. A fleet management system with a practical device would undoubtedly be a lifesaver in this situation. As a result, this project aims to create an embedded controller for fleet management that can monitor all of the gathered data, such as car speed, engine oil, tire pressure, oil level, battery and eventually notify the system management. Aside from that, this initiative attempted to track automobile users via summons that occur as the user or driver keep alternating using Global Positioning System (GPS) coordinate. Furthermore, this project aims to reduce vehicle downtime and operating costs, notify the maintenance team using a mobile app when a battery, tire, engine oil, or gearbox oil needs changing.This project uses a micro controller as the central controller, with the ability to interface with an On-Board Diagnostic(OBD) - II reader and diagnose all of the essential data for the desired vehicle. The data will subsequently be transferred to a cloud server. Finally, when the data is examined, a message alert will be delivered to both the driver and the maintenance staff simultaneously and in real- time.

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