Reflexive Engine to Lock the System for Driving While Intoxicated – Simulation by Using LabVIEW

Authors

  • Kammara Bharath Kumar JNTUH
  • Ch Sudha Mani JNTUH
  • Mohd Abdul Naqi JNTUH
  • S Mallesh Narayana JNTUH

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3991/ijoe.v16i13.18567

Keywords:

MQ-3 Alcohol sensor, Arduino Uno ATmega328, LCD, MyRIO and LabVIEW.

Abstract


Drunken driving is a major issue due to which many road accidents are occurring. To overcome this many researches are going on and we also tried to develop a reflexive engine locking system In this paper we have developed a system through which when a person tries to drive by consuming alcohol will experience a automatic engine lock. By implementing this we can save lives of passengers as well as pedestrians and other people too. Today situation is worsening like for every thirty minutes accidents are happening and taking lives of many innocent people. To avoid this we are trying to implement a prototype for alcohol detection for drunk and drive. Based on threshold set, alcohol breath analyzer sense level of alcohol consumed by the driver and if it crosses the limit set it will automatically locks the engine. Due to drowsiness of driver and consumption of alcohol more number of accidents are happening. Because of this more lives are at risk. This design implements a model which saves lives of people inside and outside the vehicle.

 

Author Biographies

Kammara Bharath Kumar, JNTUH

Dept of ECE, CMR Technical campus,hyderabad

Ch Sudha Mani, JNTUH

Dept of ECE, CMR Technical campus,hyderabad

Mohd Abdul Naqi, JNTUH

Dept of ECE, CMR Technical campus,hyderabad

S Mallesh Narayana, JNTUH

Dept of ECE, CMR Technical campus,hyderabad

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Published

2020-11-17

How to Cite

Kumar, K. B., Mani, C. S., Naqi, M. A., & Narayana, S. M. (2020). Reflexive Engine to Lock the System for Driving While Intoxicated – Simulation by Using LabVIEW. International Journal of Online and Biomedical Engineering (iJOE), 16(13), pp. 132–141. https://doi.org/10.3991/ijoe.v16i13.18567

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Short Papers