Development of smart vehicle ignition system using fingerprint

Maslizam, Nurul Hasya (2023) Development of smart vehicle ignition system using fingerprint. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

A project to stop vehicles thefts is the fingerprint system. Therefore, this effort or this initiative will lessen the probability of thefts occurring in Malaysia. This concept was developed based on the issue statement we gathered, which is that thieves may now easily steal motorcycles and cars. The goal of this project is to improve the safety system, make it simpler to start the vehicles, and lower the current rate of motorcycle theft. In essence, we are creating a new starter for a bike and cars that was previously utilized. They can start their vehicles with just their fingerprint. The owner can only use their own vehicle, making this method safer. The initial step in the methodology for this study was to create some questionnaires and deliver them to bikers and drivers in order to collect their feedback on the safety aspects of their vehicles. This assignment demands us to learn about electronic devices and circuits in our preliminary research. Therefore, research is necessary to create a circuit that will allow the fingerprint sensor to function properly. In this project, GPS and GSM will both be used to track a vehicle. With a few adjustments, this vehicle tracking system can also serve as an accident detection and alert system. Tracking is a technique in which we use GPS coordinates (latitude and longitude) to track the location of the vehicle. Finally, by introducing a different and intriguing method of starting your vehicles, this concept will help to reduce the number of stolen cars and motorcycles.

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