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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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ABSTRACT This paper presents the development and characterization of a surveillance robot with automatic docking and recharging capabilities for home security. The proposed system is composed of a surveillance robot and a docking station. The palm-sized surveillance robot has a triangular shape with three wheels. It communicates with the general wireless home router through WiFi. It communicates with the docking station through ZigBee and serves as a mobile wireless sensor network gateway. The docking station has a trapezoidal structure with an arc-shaped docking interface. A docking method based on the self-localization of the robot and the infrared detectors of the docking station is proposed. The robot can return to the docking station for recharging operations when the onboard battery is too low. The experimental results show that the prototype robot achieved a success rate of 90% after 60 different docking attempts.
NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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FIELD TRIALS AND PERFORMANCE MONITORING OF DISTRIBUTED SOLAR PANELS USING A LOW COST WIRELESS SENSORS NETWORK FOR DOMESTIC APPLICATIONS
ABSTRACT Use of solar panel is gaining an ever increasing foothold in society, especially on the roof of the houses for feeding domestic electrical appliances in recent times. In many situations the expensive solar panels stop working due to some external nuisances which goes unnoticed to the users. There is a need of a low-cost monitoring system to get information of the defected solar panels for timely repair and maintenance. The design, development and trial work of a performance monitoring system of distributed solar panels along with automated data logging based on a low-cost wireless sensors network has been reported to help the current situation. The developed system can be used up to 146 V and 15.5A solar cell systems with automatic selection of best resolutions. The system can be extended for wide range of solar cells for material research and development activities. The fabricated system has been used for field trials and very satisfactory results are obtained.
NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION FOR AMBULANCE ROUTE SEARCH BASED ON THE INTERNET OF THINGS
ABSTRACT The internet of things (IoT) is a network to realize interconnects between almost any object and web services. It can be applied in many domains, such as radio frequency identification (RFID), wireless sensor network(WSN) and so on. The application of IoT brings us the higher efficiency and the more convenient life. In this paper, we propose a new IoT application framework to search the optimal routes for the ambulances with taking into account the effects for the traffic in the ambulance running time. In this system, with the help of the RFID tags in the ambulances and wireless sensor nodes on the roads, the dispatch control center in the hospital can collect the real-time traffic conditions where wireless sensor nodes locates. The report messages are sent to the control center by the multi-hop method. Based on the information coming from sensor nodes, the control center forecasts the optical path to provide the fastest route for the ambulances. In this decision process, the control center will ignore some information from the nodes, which have higher traffic jam than the average. Experimental results show that our system can provide the best route to the ambulances. And it also has the more potential applications in wide areas.
NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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VEHICLE INFRASTRUCTURE INTEGRATION SYSTEM USING VISIONSENSORS TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS IN TRAFFIC FLOW
ABSTRACT This study describes the development of a vision sensor for detecting shock waves which is one of the main factors of accidents in highway traffic flow. The major contributions of this research are development of vehicle tracking and detection of shock wave in saturated traffic. Moreover, realisation of a vehicle infrastructure integration (VII) system for providing arrival information of such propagation to drivers is proposed. The experiment on the analysis of the propagation with the developed image sensor has shown that an error might occur in the arrival time information of the propagation provided to the driver. Therefore a prediction technique at the arrival time of the propagation is integrated in the authors' system. By using this prediction technique and taking the error tolerance of drivers into account, the experimental results show that prediction success rates are improved by about 5%.
NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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A SCHEME FOR THE APPLICATION OF SMART MESSAGE LANGUAGE IN A WIRELESS METER READING SYSTEM
ABSTRACT In order to solve the problems of the communication among various metering devices in the traditional wireless meter reading system, Smart Message Language (SML) which is the definition of the German national standard for Automatic Meter Reading System is introduced. In this paper, the Wireless Meter Reading system is developed based on WI-FI, with the monitoring terminal of the hardware platform made up of Marvell 88W8686, the ARM7 processor and peripheral circuits, using C/OS-II operating system and LwIP protocol. VC++ and MDB database is used to develop a management software. SML protocol is adopted to design the format of the data frame to create a unified data structure for data procurement. This system archives the function of reading meter data from hardware, data processing and storage. The experiment result proves that this type of data structure improves the transmission efficiency and the performance of the system and is suitable for implementation in low-power embedded systems.
NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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HARDWARESOFTWARE CODE SIGN OF AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION SYSTEM FOR EMBEDDED REAL-TIME APPLICATIONS ABSTRACT We present a hardware-software coprocessing speech recognizer for real-time embedded applications. The system consists of a standard microprocessor and a hardware accelerator for Gaussian mixture model (GMM) emission probability calculation implemented on a fieldprogrammable gate array. The GMM accelerator is optimized for timing performance by exploiting data parallelism. In order to avoid large memory requirement, the accelerator adopts a double buffering scheme for accessing the acoustic parameters with no assumption made on the access pattern of these parameters. Experiments on widely used benchmark data show that the real-time factor of the proposed system is 0.62, which is about three times faster than the pure software-based baseline system, while the word accuracy rate is preserved at 93.33%. As a part of the recognizer, a new adaptive beam-pruning algorithm is also proposed and implemented, which further reduces the average real-time factor to 0.54 with the word accuracy rate of 93.16%. The proposed speech recognizer is suitable for integration in various types of voice (speech)-controlled applications.
NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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DESIGN OF ON-LINE INTERACTIVE DATA ACQUISITION AND CONTROL SYSTEM FOR EMBEDDED REAL TIME APPLICATIONS
ABSTRACT Design of on-line embedded web server is a challenging part of many embedded and real time data acquisition and control system applications. The World Wide Web is a global system of interconnected computer networks that use the standard Internet Protocol Suite (TCP/IP) to serve billion of users worldwide and allows the user to interface many real time embedded applications like data acquisition, Industrial automations and safety measures etc,. This paper approached towards the design and development of on-line Interactive Data Acquisition and Control System (IDACS) using ARM based embedded web server. It can be a network, intelligent and digital distributed control system. Single chip IDACS method improves the processing capability of a system and overcomes the problem of poor real time and reliability. This system uses ARM9 Processor portability with Real Time Linux operating system (RTLinux RTOS) it makes the system more real time and handling various processes based on multi tasking and reliable scheduling mechanisms. Web server application is ported into an ARM processor using embedded `C' language. Web pages are written by Hyper text markup language (HTML); it is beneficial for real time IDACS, Mission critical applications, ATM networks and more.
NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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A SYSTEM FOR THE DYNAMIC CONTROL AND THERMAL CHARACTERIZATION OF ULTRA LOW POWER GAS SENSORS
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This paper describes a system for the simultaneous dynamic control and thermal characterization of the heating and cooling phases of an ultralow-power (ULP) micromachined sensor, featuring thermal characteristics that are quite similar to those of innovative ULP semiconducting metal-oxide gas sensors. A pulsewidth-modulated (PWM) excitation system has been realized using a microcontroller featuring an ARM7 core to characterize the thermal behavior of a device formed by a Pt microheater and a Pt temperature sensor, over an insulating membrane. Three operating modes, i.e., constant target heater resistance, constant heating power, and cooling phase monitoring, were implemented. Objectives of the research were to analyze the relation between the time period and duty cycle of the PWM signal and the operating temperature of such ULP micromachined systems, to observe the thermal time constants of the device during the heating and cooling phases, and to measure the total thermal conductance. Experiments indicated that an approximately constant heater temperature in the constant target heater resistance regime (i.e., after the initial thermal transient due to the heating algorithm) can only be obtained if the time period of the heating signal is smaller than 50 s, i.e., much faster than the time constant of the device. Constant power experiments show quantitatively a unique time constant for both the heater and the temperature sensor (T-sensor) in the heating phase (with a known applied power) and the cooling phase (with zero power). This time constant decreases during heating in a range of 2.3-2 ms as a function of an increasing temperature rise T between the ambient and the operating temperature. Moreover, we observed that, in the chosen operating temperature range, the thermal conductance is a linear function of T. Finally, repeatability of experimental results was assessed by guaranteeing that the standard deviation of the controlled temperature was within 5.5C in worst-case conditions.
NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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MEASURING NEUROMUSCULAR CONTROL DYNAMICS DURING CAR FOLLOWING WITH CONTINUOUS HAPTIC FEEDBACK
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In previous research, a driver support system that uses continuous haptic feedback on the gas pedal to inform drivers of the separation to the lead vehicle was developed. Although haptic feedback has been previously shown to be beneficial, the influence of the underlying biomechanical properties of the driver on the effectiveness of haptic feedback is largely unknown. The goal of this paper is to experimentally determine the biomechanical properties of the anklefoot complex (i.e., the admittance) while performing a car-following task, thereby separating driver responses to visual feedback from those to designed haptic feedback. An experiment was conducted in a simplified fixed-base driving simulator, where ten participants were instructed to follow a lead vehicle, with and without the support of haptic feedback. During the experiment, the lead vehicle velocity was perturbed, and small stochastic torque perturbations were applied to the pedal. Both perturbations were separated in the frequency domain to allow the simultaneous estimation of frequency response functions of both the car-following control behavior and the biomechanical admittance. For comparison to previous experiments, the admittance was also estimated during three classical motion control tasks (resist forces, relax, and give way to forces). The main experimental hypotheses were that, first, the haptic feedback would encourage drivers to adopt a give way to force task, resulting in larger admittance compared with other tasks and, second, drivers needed less control effort to realize the same car-following performance. Time- and frequency-domain analyses provided evidence for both hypotheses. The developed methodology allows quantification of the range of admittances that a limb can adopt during vehicle control or while performing a variety of motion control tasks. It thereby allows detailed computational driver modeling and provides valuable information on how to design an- - d evaluate continuous haptic feedback systems.
NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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MOBILE ROBOT FOR OVERHEAD POWER LINE INSPECTION AND A CONTROLLING METHOD FOR OBSTACLE AVOIDANCE
ABSTRACT This paper designs a mobile robot for overhead powerline inspection and a controlling method for obstacle avoidance, which is composed of three suspender arm with the three-coordinate rolling wheel machine, three-node CAN bus system and wireless image transmission with CCD. The suspender arm includes the straight line synchro-strap rail bar for mobile in breadth, the gear-rack machine for moving horizontally, the synchro-strap rail bar for moving vertically and the driving machine with a rolling wheel. Every suspender arm can move in three right-angle coordinate direction through the motor with a photoelectric coder,in which the sensors are built for the purpose of detecting the obstacles such as the quakeproof bar, line clamp and down-lead etc. The controlling system can realizes the whole robot machine rolls along the powerline in a long distance and avoids obstacles automatically by driving relevant motor for suspender arm's three-coordinate moving based for program after analyzing the inputting sensors' signal including the sensors for detecting the obstacles and photoelectric coders.
NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEM FOR THE REAL-TIME ROADSIDE ENVIRONMENT INFORMATION TRANSFER
ABSTRACT The paper proposed a novel system RTCS (Real-Time Control System for road environment) to prevent accidents of drivers. This paper deployed sensors on roads and used these sensors to collect information to coordinators. How to use sensors to prevent accidents in vehicular environment is an interesting issue. Vehicles are equipped with OBU (On-Board Unit) and use the OBU to query information if the coordinator or RSU (Road-Side Unit) is located in its communication range. This system also distributed events into different priority due to the different damages. For your example, RSU collects and analyzes the roadside information for the driver's safety and which provides to an OBU and a management system according to the service priority. In the higher rank terminal, the developed IP-based set-top box application provides information such as the traffic information, road environmental information, environmental sensor station error, and etc. The system has a high potential to improve traffic in two ways. First, it collects local environmental data and passes it to a central facility to further process it and pass it to vehicles. Second, it takes care that urgent local information is passed directly and thus quickly to local vehicles which increases traffic safety. The paper presents architecture to connect a USN (Ubiquitous Sensor Network) with the ITS (Intelligent Transport System) consisting of connected OBU and RSU. The goal of the system is to provide the ITS with local environmental data gathered by the USN nodes.
NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891
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NCCT, 109, 2 nd Floor, Bombay Flats, Nungambakkam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu. Next to ICICI Bank, Above IOB, Near Taj Hotel www.ncct.in, www.ieeeprojects.net, ncctchennai@gmail.com 044-2823 5816, 98411 93224, 93801 02891