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Improving the Security System for the Vehicle by Using the Driving License and Fingerprint Automation

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Mr. K. Vinod Kumar

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A.Pavani

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U.Pavani

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G.Vindumathi

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B.Venu Gopal

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E.V.Nitish Kumar

MK

M.Pavan Krishna

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In contemporary times, the widespread use of vehicles necessitates robust protection against theft, which is achieved through the integration of RFID tags and fingerprint authentication. This paper introduces a vehicle ignition system that leverages RFID tags and fingerprint recognition to safeguard vehicles from unauthorized access. Authorized RFID tags initiate the authentication process, complemented by fingerprint verification for driver identification. Upon successful authentication, a relay is activated, enabling the ignition system, while a red LED displays the status. In the event of authentication failure, an alarm buzzer prevents unauthorized entry. This system significantly enhances vehicle security and ensures a smooth user experience, with potential for customization and scalability across various vehicle models. Key components include In contemporary times, the widespread use of vehicles necessitates robust protection against theft, which is achieved through the integration of RFID tags and fingerprint authentication. This paper introduces a vehicle ignition system that leverages RFID tags and fingerprint recognition to safeguard vehicles from unauthorized access. Authorized RFID tags initiate the authentication process, complemented by fingerprint verification for driver identification. Upon successful authentication, a relay is activated, enabling the ignition system, while a red LED displays the status. In the event of authentication failure, an alarm buzzer prevents unauthorized entry. This system significantly enhances vehicle security and ensures a smooth user experience, with potential for customization and scalability across various vehicle models. Key components include Arduino, Fingerprint Sensor, RFID Reader, RFID Tag, GSM module, Relay, Motor, LED, and LCD.

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Arduino Fingerprint Sensor RFID Reader RFID Tag GSM module Relay Motor LED and LCD.

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Mr. K. Vinod Kumar, A.Pavani, U.Pavani, G.Vindumathi, B.Venu Gopal, E.V.Nitish Kumar, M.Pavan Krishna, "Improving the Security System for the Vehicle by Using the Driving License and Fingerprint Automation," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 8, no. 3, Mar 2024. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM29633

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