Electric Vehicle Automation Tracking ,Anti–theft System And Adoptive Headlight System
Bhagyashri Sherkhane1, Akshata Dhavale2, Nikhil Ghorpade3 ,Shriram Salekar4 ,Devyani Dhumal5
Department of Electrical Engineering, Narhe
Abstract
Each and every person must utilize a car. Similarly, protecting the car against theft is quite important and is accomplished by using vehicle tracking systems and other tools. Vehicle tracking systems have their origins in the maritime sector. They needed some kind of mechanism to track each vehicle's location and distance travelled at any given moment. GPS and active vehicle tracking are both used in modern car tracking. With the help of this technology, you may review your driver's route on two separate screens. The bottom pane shows speed statistics as well as stop and transit times. By just clicking the stop number on the track detail pane, it is simple to switch between stops, and the system can record whether the engine is running or not by detecting if the ignition is on or off. The fingerprint sensor takes pictures of the fingerprints, verifies that each print it reads is unique, and compares those prints to those in the modules or the local system database. A GPS and GSM-based car tracking system would be the most affordable option for tracking vehicles and serving as an anti-theft system. It is an embedded system that uses the Global Positioning System (GPS) and the Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM) to monitor and locate any vehicle. Automotive manufacturers have been concentrating on incorporating cutting-edge technology into their cars in response to the growing demand for increased road safety and enhanced driving experiences. Adaptive headlights, a technology that dynamically modifies the direction and intensity of a vehicle's headlights in response to shifting driving circumstances, are one such invention.
Keywords: Vehicle tracking, GPS technology, fingerprint sensor, GSM technology, anti-theft system
