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      IoT-Based Intelligent Transportation System for Safety

       Suthanthira Vanitha, N.1*, Radhika, K.1, Maheshwari, M.2, Suresh, P.1 and Meenakshi, T.3

       1Muthayammal Engineering College (Autonomous), Namakkal, India

       2Nizwa College of Technology, Nizwa, Oman

       3Jansons Institute of Technology, Coimbatore, India

       Abstract

      Communication between vehicles using IoT will be a new era that leads to ITS. Generally, Air buses are mostly preferred by the people for long distance travelling due to cost effective, speed, comfortless and accessibility, etc. but safety factors are not feasible. Passengers are not looking towards the safety factors of these luxurious vehicles due to urgency and emergency conditions. With the negligence of the transport happens to destroy the precious lives of people. In recent days the automobile industrialists started working in latest technology to provide solution for this problem. Though Government has initiated certain set of safety rules and regulations during travelling, this is not taken into greater account. To change this scenario, the development of wireless technologies like IoT, cloud computing, and rapid growth in the number of smart vehicles, where the need for connecting smart devices such as smart phones, PDA, smart watch, smart TV, laptop, etc.

      The intelligent vehicle is subjected to certain tests until then the driver couldn’t able to move the vehicle. During emergency condition like vehicle crash, accidents, fire etc., the IoT sensor transmits the whole data over a sensible grid network to take actions. Further, it enhances the driver safety and prevents vehicle collision. If any of the factors is failed the controller enables the buzzer unit and engine fuel supply is stopped. This chapter primarily aims to review on Vehicle Safety and ARM 9 Processor. Secondarily, future applications, challenges and significance in the smart transportation system are discussed.

      Keywords: ITS, ARM 9 processor, sensor technology, Internet of Things and vehicle communication

3.1 Introduction

      The integration of various Vehicle Information systems, Vehicle Communication Systems, Control Mechanisms and Sensor Technologies combine the vehicle and road supports for driving. Transportation Systems are fundamental to the economic growth of the Nation. However, several cities in the world are facing severe problems due СКАЧАТЬ