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Title: Smart Helmet
Authors: Tharun, S
Keywords: Smart Helmet
Issue Date: 1-May-2024
Publisher: Alliance College of Engineering and Design, Alliance University
Citation: 52p.
Series/Report no.: EEE_G02_2024 [20030141EEE003]
Abstract: The rising concern over road safety, particularly for two-wheeler riders, has prompted the development of innovative solutions aimed at mitigating accidents and minimizing their aftermath. This project introduces a Smart Helmet equipped with advanced sensing technologies to detect accidents in real-time and promptly alert emergency services, providing crucial assistance to riders in distress. The integration of a vibration sensor, A9G board, GPS module, and accelerometer forms the backbone of this intelligent system, facilitating rapid and accurate response mechanisms. At the core of the Smart Helmet is the vibration sensor, designed to detect sudden impacts or collisions. Upon detecting unusual vibrations indicative of an accident, the sensor triggers the activation of the system, initiating a sequence of actions aimed at ensuring the safety and well-being of the rider. This sensor serves as the primary input device, capturing critical data that informs subsequent decision-making processes within the helmet's embedded system. Complementing the vibration sensor is the A9G board, a versatile microcontroller equipped with communication capabilities and processing power essential for real-time analysis and response. Acting as the brain of the Smart Helmet, the A9G board receives inputs from the vibration sensor and coordinates the execution of predefined algorithms designed to assess the severity of the detected event. Through its integrated functionalities, the board enables seamless communication with external networks, facilitating the transmission of emergency alerts and location data. Enhancing the helmet's capabilities for incident localization and tracking, a GPS module is integrated into the system, providing precise geographical coordinates of the accident site. Leveraging satellite-based positioning technology, the GPS module enables emergency responders to swiftly locate and reach the affected rider, reducing response times and potentially saving lives. This component ensures that accurate location data is seamlessly integrated into the emergency alert system, optimizing the efficiency of rescue operations. Furthermore, the accelerometer plays a pivotal role in enhancing the helmet's ability to discern between regular riding activities and critical events such as accidents. By monitoring changes in acceleration and velocity, the accelerometer contributes valuable insights into the dynamics of the rider's motion, enabling the system to differentiate between sudden impacts and routine manoeuvres. This nuanced understanding allows for more accurate detection of emergencies, minimizing false alarms and optimizing the utilization of resources. In operation, the Smart Helmet continuously monitors the surrounding environment and the rider's movements, leveraging the collective capabilities of its constituent components to pre-emptively identify and respond to potential accidents. Upon detection of an emergency event, the system initiates an automatic alert mechanism, transmitting distress signals along with the rider's precise location to designated emergency contacts or central monitoring stations. This proactive approach empowers authorities and rescue teams with timely information, enabling them to mobilize resources effectively and provide timely assistance to the affected rider. The development of a Smart Helmet integrating advanced sensing technologies represents a significant advancement in two-wheeler safety systems. By harnessing the capabilities of vibration sensors, A9G boards, GPS modules, and accelerometers, this project aims to enhance rider safety by detecting accidents in real-time and facilitating prompt emergency responses. Through continuous innovation and refinement, such intelligent systems have the potential to revolutionize road safety standards, ensuring a safer riding experience for two-wheeler enthusiasts worldwide.
URI: https://gnanaganga.inflibnet.ac.in:8443/jspui/handle/123456789/16106
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