Smart Helmet with Rider Safety System

Abstract

Motorcyclists who are involved in high-speed accidents without a helmet are at risk of death. It's possible that a helmet could save a person's life by reducing the force of the collision. Many countries mandate motorcycle riders to wear helmets while on the road, such as Malaysia, which enforces this rule. A smart helmet is a novel invention that makes motorcycle driving more secure than ever before. GSM and GPS are used to make this happen. Vibration sensors are put in various parts of the helmet where there is a greater chance of being hit, and these sensors are coupled to a microcontroller board. There are sensors in the helmet that are activated when a cyclist is in an accident, and these sensors send data to a microcontrollerboard, which extracts GPS data from the GPS module that is attached to it. GSM module automatically sends a message to the ambulance or family members if the data exceeds the minimum stress limit. In addition, the vehicle contains an alcohol detecting sensor that can tell whether a driver is intoxicated and shut off the engine.