AUTOMATIC VEHICLE BREAKING SYSTEM

AUTOMATIC VEHICLE BREAKING SYSTEM

1Prof. Bhagyashri S. Chaudhari, 2Kanhaiya Kote, 3Vishnu Gurav, 4Arshad Sayyad, 5Abhishek Jagtap

1,2,3,4Department Of Computer Engineering,

1,2,3,4KJEI’s Trinity Polytechnic Pune, Maharashtra, India.

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Abstract :  The Automatic Vehicle Braking System (AVBS) is an innovative safety technology designed to prevent road accidents by automatically applying a vehicle's brakes when an obstacle is detected. This system enhances vehicle safety by reducing the reaction time required to stop a vehicle and preventing collisions that could otherwise be caused by human error or delayed response. The AVBS operates through a combination of radar, cameras, and LiDAR sensors that continuously monitor the vehicle’s surroundings, detecting obstacles such as other vehicles, pedestrians, or road hazards. Upon identifying a potential collision, the system calculates the optimal braking force needed to either avoid the crash or reduce its severity. AVBS is designed to work seamlessly with other advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), such as lane-keeping assistance and adaptive cruise control, to further enhance overall vehicle safety. This technology can be particularly beneficial in emergency situations where the driver may not have sufficient time to react. With ongoing development and integration, AVBS has the potential to become a standard feature in future vehicles, significantly improving road safety on a global scale. As a result, AVBS contributes to reducing traffic-related injuries and fatalities, making roadways safer for all users.