The goal of this study is to enhance the emergency response department's reaction time to car accidents and an attempt to find solutions for quick accident notification. The project uses a “smart unit” implanted in the car to record the vehicle's data and send them to the vehicle owner or a third party at regular intervals. The smart device is made up of a variety of sensors that are properly safeguarded in a black box that remains safe even if the car is entirely damaged. Appropriate algorithms are created based on the data to provide alerts and initiate action. The system will aid customers in a variety of ways, including providing quick assistance in the event of an accident, tracking the car in the event of theft, and remotely deactivating the vehicle. The device will assist the user in a variety of ways, including providing quick assistance in the event of an accident, tracking the car in the event of theft, and remotely deactivating the vehicle. Furthermore, the device will simultaneously sending the information to the insurance companies shortly after the event occurs, ensuring that the information is delivered to the insurance companies far ahead of time. The output of the proposed research work includes a smart device to monitor the vehicle, the prototype could be a viable technology for car manufacturers to integrate and improve vehicle safety features and increase the dependability of vehicle accident detection and reporting system.
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