IoT-Based Anti-theft Protection of Vehicle with SMS Alert
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Nowadays, automobile thefts and the production of vehicle are increasing in yearly world. So, vehicle theft is a universal problem. To solve this problem, most of the vehicle owners have started using the theft protection systems. The main purpose of this paper is to prevent the vehicle theft and the functionality is achieved by detecting vehicle status in theft mode and by sending an SMS is generated automatically. This SMS is then sent to the owner of the vehicle. The owner can then send back the SMS to disable the ignition of the vehicle. Thus, in this way crimes can be reduced to a great extent as vehicles today are being stolen in large number. Hence, the vehicles today require high security which can be achieved with the help of this application that how the system works is when a person tries to steal the vehicle, the microcontroller in it is interrupted and the command is sent to the GSM modem to send SMS. On the receipt of the message, the owner sends back the SMS to the GSM modem. This is done to stop the engine. This GSM modem is interfaced to the micro controller. This microcontroller on the receipt of the message uses a mechanism that helps to stop engine. Motor is being used to indicate vehicle ON/OFF state.
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