Advances in Consumer Research
Issue:6 : 2238-2246
Original Article
TRANS IQ: Iot -Embedded Based Truck Monitoring System for Driver Fatigue Detection, Temperature Analysis and GPS Tracking
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Assistant Professor Department of Electronics Communication Engineering, V.S.B Engineering College, Karur
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Department of Electronics and Communication Enginnering, V.S.B Engineering College, Karur
Abstract

Fatigue, overheating and a lack of monitoring in truck drivers leads to truck accidents and cargo losses around the world. Conventional vehicle systems are not equipped with in real-time physiological and environmental monitoring. In this paper, we have developed TRANS IQ which is an IoT-based embedded system for driver's fatigue detection, real-time monitoring of the cabin temperature and live vehicle location tracking. The system has a wink detection sensor, temperature sensor and GPS module connected to an ESP32 microcontroller. Based on hybrid embedded-IoT architecture, the system analyses in real-time and alerts locally with a buzzer and LCD while sends data to the cloud-dashboard for fleet level monitoring. Experimental verification on a prototype truck model shows the effectiveness of the system in enhancing safety, response time and reliability of monitoring. The results show 96 % detection accuracy of drowsiness events, and a latency below 2 s for critical alerts. The SmartHalo design significantly lowers the cost, scalability and deployability implementation of safety in transportation with smart sensing and IoT integration.

 

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