Distance and Speed Calculation of Planes & Automobiles
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Abstract
The main purpose of this project on board dat aquisiton for vehicles uisng Advanced risc machine controller, now a days the data aquisiton especially plays an important role vehicles an military applications to monitor and control the activiteis .Here in this project we are including ultrasonic sensor which can detect and measure the distance of the vehicles,give to the controller so based on that we can estimate the and secure or protect the required things,if any object comes near to our vhicle it will detect gives an indication, while moving that time any object hit us it automaticlly stops the vehicle, here the vibration sensor detect the vibration and sends data to the Arm controller then Arm perfoms specfic functins and automatically stops the vehicle .Here we have one liquid crystal display it will displays everthing like obstacle distance ranges ,pressure etc
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