Blind Zone Alert System using ZigBee based Wireless Sensor Network
K.C. Vigneswar, PSNA College of Engineering & Technology; S. Arunkumar ,
Blind spot, Pedestrian, Intra-vehicular Wireless sensor.
The main purpose of this project is to detect and monitor objects within a predetermined distance from the vehicle that may be approaching its blind-spot. Moreover, the invention is particularly designed to be used for a vehicle that does not have a factory-equipped blind-spot detection system. This method and system utilizes two ultrasonic sensors for the vehicle to detect approaching objects, including other vehicles, pedestrians and other possible obstacles, in the blind-spot area. Due to the increasing number of sensors deployed in modern vehicles, intra-vehicular wireless sensor networks (IVWSNs) have recently received a lot of attention in the automotive industry, as they can reduce the amount of wiring harness inside a vehicle. By removing the wires, car manufacturers can reduce the weight of a vehicle and improve engine performance, fuel economy, and reliability. An example application, known as a side blind zone alert (SBZA) system, which monitors the blind zone of the vehicle and alerts the driver in a timely manner to prevent collisions, is discussed in this project. The performance of the IVWSN-based SBZA system is done with the help of ZigBee which are implemented on two moving vehicle modules.
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Paper ID: GRDCF002074
Published in: Conference : International Conference on Innovations in Engineering and Technology (ICIET - 2016)
Page(s): 244 - 248
Published in: Conference : International Conference on Innovations in Engineering and Technology (ICIET - 2016)
Page(s): 244 - 248