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Motor Vehicle Alert System in On-Campus Environments: Omniscient Vehicle Sensor

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Nowadays, huge building infrastructure is the rock bottom must- has contrivance across the globe in every walk of life, especially in Educational Institutes and corporate buildings. This leads to inter-conveyance facility in celebutante moving and in general flexibility. In this view, motor vehicles are not the option as they produce noise and release pollutants. The battery-powered vehicles are chosen as their purpose is more strictly inside the campus or among the approach roads of various buildings inside the colleges or corporate buildings. But, this frequent movement of vehicles may cause hindrance to the pedestrians as well to the self in some instances. To get the better of, this paper suggests battery-powered vehicle alert mechanism. This will adopt omniscient vehicle sensors that is controlled and programmed by Arduino (or Raspberry Pi) through recognition of vehicles by magnetic field traced from the battery of the vehicles. This will activate the alarm or buzzer that alerts pedestrians and other battery-powered vehicles passing nearby. This may also help to overcome blowing the horn, intermittent unusual movement of vehicles creating difficulty to pedestrians, and vice versa. The buzzer/alarm mechanism or LED alerts are employed for better output and immediate responsive action. Solutions provided are merely for internal approach, but can be apprehended to real-time scenario if better throughput is observed.

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Addepalli, P.S., Mohana, T.K., Naga Satish, G. (2023). Motor Vehicle Alert System in On-Campus Environments: Omniscient Vehicle Sensor. In: Bhateja, V., Mohanty, J.R., Flores Fuentes, W., Maharatna, K. (eds) Communication, Software and Networks. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 493. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-4990-6_14

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