Wednesday, 7 November 2012

Project Demonstration


  • When the car met an accident, GSM Accident Notification System will sent early alert SMS to the selected personal. This system was install at the car prototype and was demo and record as in video below. 








Monday, 5 November 2012

System Prototype

This system will be install in any vehicle such as car, lorry, motor and many more. Picture below is a prototype of this system.






























Saturday, 3 November 2012

System Design


SYSTEM DESIGN

GSM Accident Notification System have 4 important part which are main board for microcontroller which is using Atmega 328P, GSM module, Shock Sensor and serial communication (RS 232). Below are fully design for the system.



System Result

GSM Accident Notification System is a system that give early alert SMS to selected personal in event of accident. whenever the vehicle was crash, the alert SMS will send to selected personal. The result of the system are shown below.


The system will startup and standby until the crash happens. When the crash happened the alert SMS will sent to the selected personal phone by using GSM.









Tuesday, 23 October 2012

System Programming for GSM Accident Notification System


****Coding for GSM Accident Notification System


#include <GSM_Shield.h>
# define LED 13
# define BUTTON 6
//**************************************************************************
char number[]="+60163024022";  //Destination number
char text[]="Accident Happen to WTF 7676!!!";  //SMS to send
//**************************************************************************


int error;
int val = 0;

void setup()
{
  pinMode (LED, OUTPUT);
  pinMode(BUTTON, INPUT);

  Serial.begin(9600);
  Serial.println("system startup");




}

void loop()

{

  val = digitalRead(BUTTON);
  Serial.println("ready to sent sms");
  if (val == LOW)

{

  digitalWrite(LED, HIGH);

{
 
  Serial.print("Send SMS to ");
 
  Serial.println("SMS sent \n");
}
}
 
  else {
  digitalWrite(LED, LOW);

}
    delay(500);
 
    return;
 }







Sunday, 21 October 2012