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Title : Smart Helmet with Rider Safety System

Author : MOHARLA ADINARAYANA RAJU, VARDIREDDY VISWESWARA REDDY, K. PAVAN KUMAR REDDY

Abstract :

When a biker doesn't wear a helmet and gets into an accident at high speed, the impact may be deadly. Protecting one's brain from potentially fatal blows is as simple as donning a helmet. Malaysia is one of the nations that has passed legislation mandating motorcyclists wear protective headgear. Riding a motorbike is now safer than ever before thanks to a novel concept: a smart helmet. This is put into action by use of GSM and GPS systems. This intelligent helmet's operation is straightforward: vibration sensors, linked to a microcontroller board, are positioned in various parts of the helmet depending on the likelihood of impact.As a result, the sensors detect when the rider's helmet hits the ground and send that information to the microcontrollerboard. From there, the controller pulls GPS data from the connected GPS module. A message is automatically sent to the ambulance or family members via the GSM module when the data exceeds the minimal stress level. Also include

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