The development of anti-theft detection device/ Uzziah C. Camoca, Martin Exequil B. Evangelista, David Joseph D. Gabani, Jembo M. Lansang, and Job T. Padua.--

Bachelor's thesis

College of Industrial Technology .-- Bachelor of technology major in automotive engineering technology: Technological University of the Philippines, 2019.

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The study, Development of Anti-Theft Detection Device is an innovation of a manual cut
off switch which aims to provide help to the owner of cars without electronic control unit
(ECU). The innovation is made so that vehicles without ECU can go into with the
modern technology. There are sensory devices located on the door and inside the driver‟s
seat, and a hidden camera is located inside the car that if anyone who opens the door and
sit on the driver‟s seat, the device alerts the owner by sending SMS messages to the
owner‟s mobile phone. Upon opening of the door of the car, the device will automatically
captures a photo of the interior of the vehicle, specifically on the driver‟s seat, and send it
to the mobile phone of the owner so that he will know who is inside the car. If the person
inside the car is an intruder, the owner will send SMS message to cut off the connection
to the starter motor and fuel feed so that the intruder cannot start the engine anymore. The
detection device and the camera are hidden somewhere inside the vehicle that the intruder
will be completely unaware of the device. The project was evaluated by 10 people, of
different profession. The project obtained a mean rating of 4.08, “Very Acceptable” in
the interpretation table. Based on the result, suggestions, and recommendations of the
evaluators, the researchers concluded that the device is very useful and beneficial to the
car owners.