Randomized trial demonstrates speed regulation in vehicles, indicating improved traffic safety and sustainability.
This project introduces an Adaptive Smart Speed Bump Controller designed to automatically regulate vehicle speed in real-time. The system uses advanced sensing technologies such as radar or ultrasonic sensors to monitor the speed of approaching vehicles accurately. When a vehicle exceeds the predefined speed threshold, a motor-driven mechanism activates and elevates the speed bump, compelling the driver to reduce speed for safety. Conversely, if vehicles travel within the permissible speed limit, the bump remains flat, allowing uninterrupted and comfortable traffic movement.To ensure sustainability, the system is powered by solar energy, eliminating reliance on conventional power sources. A solar panel continuously captures sunlight and stores energy, enabling the system to function efficiently even in remote or off-grid areas
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