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Chelmatkari Venkatesh (2011041) P.Karthik Reddy (2011100) Krishna Kumar Ahirwar (2011200) S.Vinay Chowdary (2011218) Saurabh Verma (2011219) Shailendra Singh (2011220) ACCIDENTAL ALERT & RESCUE SYSTEM Group - 33

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Chelmatkari Venkatesh (2011041) P.Karthik Reddy (2011100)

Krishna Kumar Ahirwar (2011200) S.Vinay Chowdary (2011218)

Saurabh Verma (2011219) Shailendra Singh (2011220)

ACCIDENTAL ALERT & RESCUE SYSTEM

Group - 33

Problem Definition

Accidents happen everywhere, every day to even the most careful drivers.

Most of the people who met with accidents die because of delay in providing help at right time.

Our main objective is to reduce the accidents and rescue the injured people who met with accident.

Survey Analysis

77%

15%

2%2%2%1%1%

ACCIDENTAL CAUSES

DRIVER'S FAULT :78% OTHER CAUSES :15% PADESTRIAN :2%DEFECT IN VEHICLE :2% POOR ROAD CONDITIONS :2% WEATHER CONDITIONS :1%CYCLIST :1%

Case 1:- (No Accident)Vr =0 and Current normally flows in the circuit.

Case 2:- ( Accident)Vr =0 and flow of current reduced in great amount and this is detected by Microcontroller

Concept Generation Concept 1(Wooden Plank-Helical Springs Mechanism)

Vr

Accident is Detected

Vehicle is safe

Pressure detected from Piezoelectric substance

> Pref

<= Pref

Message is sent

Pref – Reference Pressure

Concept 2(Piezoelectric substance mechanism)

Mechanism inside Accelerometer

Concept 3(Accelerometer Mechanism)

Yellow Thick Rubber Tube

Manometer

Big Difference in the liquid levels of Manometer

Accident Detected

Concept 4(Rubber Tube Mechanism)

Concept Selected(Accelerometer Method)

An accelerometer is a sensor that measures the physical acceleration experienced by an object due to inertial forces or due to mechanical excitation.

By employing this method, we can find accurate details of the accident happened or not and also the exact location of the accident.

In this mechanism , the vehicle design may not be changed much and in turn reusability power is more.

Low cost and High serviceability makes this concept a best among other concepts.

Alcohol DetectionRemaining Common features in all concepts

Collision Detection

Properties Concept-1(Wooden Plank)

Concept-2(Piezoelectric)

Concept-3(Rubber Tube)

Final Concept(Accelerometer)

Simplicity Yes No No Yes

Performance Good Good Low Best

Cost Average High High Low

Serviceability Low Average Low High

Sensor Yes Yes Yes Yes

Installation Difficult Easy Very Difficult Very Easy

Reusability No Yes No Yes

3D Model

SIDE VIEW

BACK VIEW

Microcontroller,GSM , GPS, accelerometer

Servo Motor Alcohol detection

Ultrasonic sensor

How our system actually works ?

Functions to be Implemented in Design

Detection of accident by a device and sending it to microcontroller. Activating the GPS to access the co-ordinates of the accident and then

sending them to microcontroller. Conversion of co-ordinates into a form of message by microcontroller. Sending this message to the family members ,police station, hospital

via sms or voice message through a GSM modem.

Reducing accidents by giving accident alerts to the driver from alcohol detection and collision detection

If accident has happened then process is:-

Design Brief Benefits:-

a) Helping injured at a right time of an accident. b) Used also as a tracking device.

c) Reducing traffic issues (some part). d) Alcoholic detection e) Collision Detection

Drawbacks:-a) Failure incase of “Network Less” area.b) Failure incase of heavy accident happening to the

vehicle.

S.No Component cost1. Accelerometer(1) 291

2. Arduino Atmega 32 Microcontroller 8503. GSM Module(1) 1265

4. GPS module(1) 15835. Alcoholic sensor(1) 340

6. DC Motor(small)(1) 507. Breadboards(2) 4608. 1 kilo ohms resistor’s(4) 309. LED lights(1) 10

10. Connecting wires 40211. Ultrasonic sensor(1) 22412. Speaker(1) 2113. 12 V Adapter(1) 12413. Shipping charges 150

  Total 5440

Cost

FABRICATION

Alcohol sensor GPS Module

GSM module Accelerometer

Whole Setup

CODE FOR ARDUINO MICROCONTROLLER#define trigPin 11 // orange wire#define echoPin 12 // light orange#define acceswitch 5 // accelerometer switch#define delayswitch 9 // accident confirmation switch#define accidentpin 6 // accident detected pinint duration,distance;int v;

int x;int y;int z;int a=0,b=0,c=0;char gps[300],rmc[25];void setup(){ Serial.begin(9600); //for using serial interface pinMode(trigPin,OUTPUT); // declaring digtal pin3 as OUTPUT pinMode(echoPin,INPUT); //declaring digital PIN 2 as INPUT pinMode(delayswitch,INPUT); pinMode(acceswitch,INPUT); pinMode(accidentpin,OUTPUT); pinMode(7,OUTPUT); // Car Engine delay(1000);}

void loop(){ digitalWrite(7,HIGH); // car started //Giving a pulse via trigger pin digitalWrite(trigPin,HIGH); delayMicroseconds(1000); digitalWrite(trigPin,LOW); // calculating time duration=pulseIn(echoPin,HIGH); distance=(duration/2)/29.1; Serial.print(distance); Serial.println(" cm");// distance alerting if(distance<20) { int thisPitch = map(distance,0,20,2093,22); tone(A5,thisPitch); } else noTone(A5); delay(500);

// Accelerometer x=analogRead(A0); y=analogRead(A1); z=analogRead(A2); /* Serial.print("xAcc-"); Serial.println(x); Serial.print("yAcc-"); Serial.println(y); Serial.print("zAcc-"); Serial.println(z); delay(1000);*/ Serial.println(digitalRead(acceswitch)); Serial.println(digitalRead(delayswitch));

if(x<270 && z<380 && distance<5||digitalRead(acceswitch)==HIGH) { //delay of 10 seconds if accident is smll for(int i=0;i<200;i++) { if(digitalRead(delayswitch)==HIGH) { v=0; break; } else { v=1; } delay(50); } } else v=0;

// If accident happens then this loop is started if(v==1) { digitalWrite(7,LOW); digitalWrite(13,HIGH); //GSM and GPS { Serial.println("AT"); delay(1000); Serial.println("AT+CMGF=1"); delay(1000); Serial.println("AT+CMGS=\"09425862801\""); //CHANGE TO DESTINATION NUMBER delay(1000); Serial.println("Accident Happened"); Serial.print("http://maps.google.com/maps?z=18&q=23.178561,80.025831" ); Serial.write(26); } } Serial.println("\n");}

References:-

•Doscher, James. "Accelerometer Design and Applications". Analog Devices. Archived from the original on 13 December 2008. Retrieved 2008-12-23.

•"GPS and Relativity". Astronomy.ohio-state.edu. Retrieved November 6, 2011.

•"GSM Global System for Mobile Communications". 4G Americas. Retrieved 2014-03-22.

•Ultrasonic Flow Meters and Foam, Openchannelflow.com

•"Arduino FAQ – With David Cuartielles". Malmö University. April 5, 2013. Retrieved 2014-03-24.

CONCLUSION

At present, there is no system like automatic detection of accident and sending the location of accident.

Also, there is no simple mechanism like us to detect alcoholic consumption and collision alert.

Though there are some minor disadvantages, it is more useful in present day busy system of human.

The system that is shown can be compressed into a form of a “SMART PHONE” which can be run by creating an application(apk file) because smart phone already has ACCELEROMETER , GPS, GSM inside it.

THANK YOU