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This document outlines a step-by-step guide for setting up an ESP32-based accident detection system. It includes hardware setup with various sensors, software installation in Arduino IDE, coding for data transmission to Firebase, and developing a webpage and mobile app for live monitoring. The final steps involve testing and debugging to ensure the system functions correctly before an expo.

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Nuke

This document outlines a step-by-step guide for setting up an ESP32-based accident detection system. It includes hardware setup with various sensors, software installation in Arduino IDE, coding for data transmission to Firebase, and developing a webpage and mobile app for live monitoring. The final steps involve testing and debugging to ensure the system functions correctly before an expo.

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📌 Step 1: Hardware Setup (Circuit & Wiring)

🔹 Get your ESP32 & sensors ready.


🔹 Connect NEO-6M GPS, ADXL345, MQ-3, LCD, and buzzer to ESP32.
🔹 Power up and test individual components (e.g., read GPS data, check LCD display).

✅ Goal: Make sure all components are working separately before coding.
📌 Step 2: Software Setup (Arduino IDE & Libraries)

🔹 Install ESP32 Board in Arduino IDE (if not done).


🔹 Install necessary libraries (Firebase, GPS, LCD, ADXL345).
🔹 Set up Firebase (create a database for accident data).

✅ Goal: Get your ESP32 ready for coding & Firebase setup done.
📌 Step 3: Write & Upload ESP32 Code

🔹 Write ESP32 code to read sensor data & detect accidents.


🔹 Send live accident data (GPS, impact, alcohol detection) to Firebase.
🔹 Display status on LCD & trigger buzzer when an accident is detected.

✅ Goal: ESP32 should send real-time accident data to Firebase.


📌 Step 4: Webpage & App Development

🔹 Connect your webpage to Firebase to display live accident data.


🔹 Build a user-friendly Android app to show accident alerts.
🔹 Ensure both the webpage & app update in real-time.

✅ Goal: A working web & mobile interface for monitoring accidents.


📌 Step 5: Testing & Debugging

🔹 Test accident detection & data transmission (simulate an accident).


🔹 Check Firebase updates, LCD messages, and buzzer response.
🔹 Verify if the webpage & app are displaying correct live data.

✅ Goal: Make sure everything works smoothly for the expo.


🔥 What You Should Do First?

➡️ Start with Step 1: Hardware Setup (connect components, test each sensor).
➡️ Then move to Step 2: Software Setup (Arduino IDE, Firebase setup).

Once you're done with these, I’ll guide you with Step 3 (Coding for ESP32).

💡 Want a circuit diagram to help with wiring? Let me know, bro! 🚀🔥

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