Microcontroller-based RFID, GSM and GPS for Motorcycle Security System

Kunnu Purwanto,Iswanto ,Muhammad Yusvin,Tony Khristanto

doi:10.14569/ijacsa.2019.0100357

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https://doi.org/10.14569/ijacsa.2019.0100357

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Abstract

The crime level including motorcycle theft has been increasing. It occurs regardless the time and place. The owner of the motorcycle needs to ensure the security of his motorcycle by adding either manual or electronic lock. However, both the manual and electronic locks are still incapable to protect the motorcycle from the theft. Based on the problem, this research created an automatic motorcycle safety system, namely, germs narcissistic. Germs narcissist is the key innovation of automatic vehicle security using, GPS (global positioning system), and GSM (global system for mobile communication), and RFID (Radio Frequency Identification). This system was created by using short message service (SMS) to provide vehicle information such as time, position, and alarm informed to the owner of the motorcycle. The arrangement of the technologies can be used as a practical and effective safety key of motorcycle.

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A rampant motorcycle theft proves that the hospital’s motorcycle security system is poor
A security system for four-wheeled vehicles using wireless sensor network technology has been developed by Tang et al [2] and Sehgal et al [3] succeeded in developing a security system using short message service (SMS) to track missing motor vehicles
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A rampant motorcycle theft proves that the hospital’s motorcycle security system is poor. The need for an additional security system is considered very necessary to avoid the theft. Such conditions require vehicle owners to pay more attention to the vehicle safety so that a good security system is needed. Several manufacturers have already provided such security systems such as keys to the motorcycle handle bar and alarm systems for four-wheel vehicles. The security systems provided by the manufacturers are less assuring in the recent modern era. Nasir & Mansor [1] developed security systems of two-wheeled vehicles with the use of technology. They created an automatic key for a two-wheeled vehicle by using a microcontroller. A security system for four-wheeled vehicles using wireless sensor network technology has been developed by Tang et al [2] and Sehgal et al [3] succeeded in developing a security system using SMS to track missing motor vehicles

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