Wireless monitoring devices for regulation of vehicular events with Internet-of-Things (IoT)
Authors: Russel M. Dela Torre
Abstract
The desire of men to conveniently commute and travel is evident in the staggering increase in the production and sales of automobiles. However, this pronounced rise in the usage of vehicles also brought a proportional increase in road accidents. The study aims to create a means of providing immediate response to car drivers during vehicular accidents. The study followed the framework of development and technology research in developing a technical model for monitoring and tracking mobile vehicles in outdoor environments using the Global Positioning System (GPS), Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM), and Internet-of-Things (IoT). A drive-permission feature was also implemented to provide an anti-theft function. The system achieved a functionality test result of 92.5% and a PSSUQ mean of 1.78, indicating a high level of system usability.
Keywords
global positioning system, internet-of-things, microcontroller, usability testing, vehicle monitoring, vehicle tracking