Development Of Car Crash Detector Via Accelerometer And Tracking System/
Ayuban, Ivan Rey L.
Development Of Car Crash Detector Via Accelerometer And Tracking System/ Ivan Rey L. Ayuban, Mary Kyle Barnachea, Francis M. Ontog, Nilvin T. Perpinosas and Jerwin Reapor.-- - Technological University of the Philippines, Manila. October 2022 - x, 81 pages. 29 cm
Bachelor's thesis
College of Industrial Technology.--
Includes bibliographic references and index.
The study "Development of Car Crash Detector via Accelerometer and Tracking System"
addresses the critical issue of road accidents by proposing an advanced Car Crash Detector.
Given the rising frequency of traffic incidents and the importance of the "Golden Hour" in
emergency medicine, this research underscores the need for a rapid, automated response to
accidents. Current challenges like delayed information and inadequate accident data
contribute to high mortality rates, highlighting the need for improved safety solutions. The
study's primary goal is to design, develop, and evaluate a proactive safety system that uses
accelerometers and a tracking system to automatically notify emergency contacts in the
event of a crash. The proposed device integrates accelerometers with an Arduino
microcontroller, GPS, GSM modules, and a battery-operated system. The key objectives
include designing the system, building a cost-effective prototype, and assessing its
capacity, applicability, dependability, and efficiency. The methodology involves a detailed,
step-by-step approach to prototype creation, featuring block diagrams, process flow
diagrams, isometric drawings, and schematic diagrams. This thorough approach aims to
ensure the system's functionality and reliability. The proposed system quickly detects crash
signs using accelerometers and microcontrollers, automatically sending notifications to
pre-set emergency contacts via GPS and GSM modules. Testing has confirmed the system's
reliability in detecting crashes and sending SOS messages promptly. This research
represents a significant advancement in emergency response and road safety, improving
global safety by reducing response times and enhancing the effectiveness of emergency
services.
Keywords: accelerometer, Arduino, crash detection, emergency response, safety system,
tracking system.
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Crash Detection
BTH TL 146 / A98 2022
Development Of Car Crash Detector Via Accelerometer And Tracking System/ Ivan Rey L. Ayuban, Mary Kyle Barnachea, Francis M. Ontog, Nilvin T. Perpinosas and Jerwin Reapor.-- - Technological University of the Philippines, Manila. October 2022 - x, 81 pages. 29 cm
Bachelor's thesis
College of Industrial Technology.--
Includes bibliographic references and index.
The study "Development of Car Crash Detector via Accelerometer and Tracking System"
addresses the critical issue of road accidents by proposing an advanced Car Crash Detector.
Given the rising frequency of traffic incidents and the importance of the "Golden Hour" in
emergency medicine, this research underscores the need for a rapid, automated response to
accidents. Current challenges like delayed information and inadequate accident data
contribute to high mortality rates, highlighting the need for improved safety solutions. The
study's primary goal is to design, develop, and evaluate a proactive safety system that uses
accelerometers and a tracking system to automatically notify emergency contacts in the
event of a crash. The proposed device integrates accelerometers with an Arduino
microcontroller, GPS, GSM modules, and a battery-operated system. The key objectives
include designing the system, building a cost-effective prototype, and assessing its
capacity, applicability, dependability, and efficiency. The methodology involves a detailed,
step-by-step approach to prototype creation, featuring block diagrams, process flow
diagrams, isometric drawings, and schematic diagrams. This thorough approach aims to
ensure the system's functionality and reliability. The proposed system quickly detects crash
signs using accelerometers and microcontrollers, automatically sending notifications to
pre-set emergency contacts via GPS and GSM modules. Testing has confirmed the system's
reliability in detecting crashes and sending SOS messages promptly. This research
represents a significant advancement in emergency response and road safety, improving
global safety by reducing response times and enhancing the effectiveness of emergency
services.
Keywords: accelerometer, Arduino, crash detection, emergency response, safety system,
tracking system.
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Crash Detection
BTH TL 146 / A98 2022