The development of car seat alert system by using IoT

Samsudin, Syukur (2021) The development of car seat alert system by using IoT. Project Report. Melaka, Malaysia, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The overall goal or purpose of this paper was to design and build a car seat alert system for children who have been left in vehicles and have died from heatstroke. This is known as vehicular heatstroke, and it is extremely harmful for a newborn due to the fact that young bodies heat up three to five times faster than adults. Furthermore, the inside of a vehicle heats up quickly, which is a major issue for parents who want to travel by car with their children. Heatstroke mortality among children in automobiles are on the rise these days, with an annual increase in the number of cases. A caring parent mistakenly left their child in most kid vehicle heatstroke deaths. This initiative was created to inform and alert parents who may forget their children in any kind of situations. NodeMCU ESP8266 is utilized as a microcontroller to control all the input and output devices in this system, making it more realistic. This device includes an indicator lamp, LED strip and a buzzer to trigger and alert parents when this sort of carelessness occurs. Aside from that, an LCD is used to show the presence of the children in the seat as well as the temperature inside the vehicle. Other than that, the GPS module is used to provide the user with the location of the child who has been left in the car. Apart from that, the system will send the alert message to the user through WhatsApp application for monitoring and notifying the alert message. To ensure that the specified aims are archive, extensive research has been conducted that will serve as references throughout these studies for this project.

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