Auto high beam headlight system for motorcycles using 12-V battery supplier (AHBM)

Nasarudin, Adam Zaim Ariffudin (2025) Auto high beam headlight system for motorcycles using 12-V battery supplier (AHBM). Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The need for improved visibility and safety elements in motorcycle lighting systems has been highlighted by the rise in nighttime driving accidents. The goal of this project is to create an automatic high beam lighting systemthat runs on a 12-volt battery pack for motorcycles. The suggested method makes use of sensors and advanced algorithms to automatically modify the headlight settings in response to the ambient light, maximizing lighting and reducing glare for other drivers. A light sensor and a camera are integrated into the systemarchitecture to monitor ambient light levels and identify impediments and oncoming vehicles, respectively. This provides the best visibility possible, a sophisticated control unit interprets the sensor data and dynamically shifts between high and low beam settings. The system can be integrated into most motorcycles' current electrical systems because it uses a 12-volt battery supply. A comprehensive testing programme was implemented in urban, suburban, and rural driving scenarios to verify the efficacy of the auto high beam system. The planned results showed notable increases in driver visibility and a decrease in glare that interfered with other road users' visibility. Furthermore, the system demonstrated strong performance in ensuring sufficient lighting even in inclement weather. A notable accomplishment in motorcycle safety technology is the creation of this auto high beam lighting system. The technology makes riding safer by improving sight at night and reducing driver attention. This project not only aligns with current automotive safety standards but also offers a practical solution for widespread implementation in the motorcycle industry.

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