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Driverless Car
Accident Detection System and Vehicle Overtaking System Using Wireless Technology
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Accident Detection System and Vehicle Overtaking System Using Wireless Technology

* Introduction:- Accidents are one of the most dreaded situations in one`s life, on an average atleast one vehicular accident occur everyday around the world. It has also been observed that the most number of people die as they do not get to the hospital in time after such road accidents in highways or remote locations such as rural villages. This causes unintended loss of life. Therefore to overcome such haphazard’s we propose to development a wireless system which will reduce this problem drastically. The system will relay wirelessly to a local police stations or hospitals, the exact location of an accident as it occurs. Therefore notifying the authorities about such an event, where they can help out the accident victims in time. Thus saving precious lives.
The system/ device will consist of micro controllers, wireless communication modules and display devices to enhance user interaction and to make it easy for anyone to use. The other benefit from this system is that it is also being used as a driver assistor for overtaking vehicles in highways. Which will reduce noise pollution and unwanted honking of horns? Therefore this project is designed to enhance the utility of electronics and telecommunication devices to assist and save human life on the go.

* Features :- 1. User friendly as it has GUI. 2. It’s an intelligent system as it is based on microcontrollers. 3. AVR series microcontrollers with built in 8kb ram / eprom. 4. Low power consumption, upto +5v and 100mA (max). 5. Quick response time for accident detection (100n sec). 6. 16 Mhz processor speed. 7. Bluetooth communication module (2.4Ghz) ISM standard.



References: :- WEBSITES 1) www.AVRprojects.com 2) www.alldatasheet.com 3) www.electronicprojects.com BOOKS 1) Electronic Circuits Handbook - Michael Tooley 2) Electro Optics - Joseph J. Carr

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