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Transportation system has been a part of the evolution of humans. One cannot imagine life without vehicles. Vehicle security is also a primary concern for all vehicle owners. Owners additionally as researchers are invariably attempting to seek new and upgraded vehicles safety and better performance. To accommodate the vast number of populations, the number of vehicles also has been increased rapidly. This also leads to a number of fraudulent activities such as taking a longer route, taking more than the given number of rides, thefts and so on. Knowing wherever the vehicles are, what the drivers do and observation of each event in real-time key parameters for a well-managed decision-making method. This research proposes a method of Fleet Monitoring to avoid the abuse of these vehicles and make sure that the passengers are safe. Today it's very in style among folks having expensive cars, therefore, this system is a crucial device for following automobiles any time the owner desires to look at it and used as stealing interference and recovery for the taken car. This IoT system mounted in the vehicle is designed to track the vehicle using a NodeMCU that is familiar with sensors and instantly detects any unauthorized entry. It contains a GPS system, which will allow the system to keep track of the vehicle throughout the journey. An ultrasonic sensor is attached to the vehicle to detect any unapproved access. The results of this system were promising in terms of efficiently monitoring the vehicle and preventing thefts.
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Suganya, R., Nethra, R., Guganya, K.P., Nila, B. (2022). Iot-Based Fleet Tracking with Engine Control for Automobiles. In: Ranganathan, G., Bestak, R., Palanisamy, R., Rocha, Á. (eds) Pervasive Computing and Social Networking. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 317. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-5640-8_23
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