Controlling of Faulty Vehicles Using GSM and GPS Technology

G. Elumalai; G.B. Bhaskar; R. Subash

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.591.180

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Controlling of Faulty Vehicles Using GSM and GPS Technology

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In the developing countries, the identification of Faulty Vehicle’s by the enforcing authorities within a stipulated time is a challenging task. Hit and run accident vehicles, traffic-rule violators, theft vehicles, escaping an accused in a vehicle and nonpayment of tax vehicles etc., are called as faulty vehicles. In the existing Intelligent Transportation System (ITS), only the vehicles are being monitored, instead of catching the faulty vehicle. In this methodology, the vehicles are controlled from the control room itself within stipulated time duration by controlling the fuel mixture. The concept involves minimization or stoppage of fuel mixture to that particular vehicle (three-wheeler Auto and four-wheeler Maruthi 800), depending upon its location (GPS) and the traffic environment; by using the specially designed electronic control unit (ECU) and with the help of a network provider (GSM). The entire concept is explained in this paper with the help of block diagram and photographs. From this investigation it’s observed that the vehicle could be stopped and it can be caught by the enforcing authority for necessary action.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 591)

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G. Elumalai*, G.B. Bhaskar, R. Subash

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ECU, Faulty Vehicle, GPS, GSM

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