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This document proposes a Raspberry Pi based vehicle starter system using face detection. The system stores facial images of authorized users in a database. When a user's face is detected, it compares the detected face to stored images and will start the vehicle if a match is found, or sound an alarm if no match. The system includes a camera, Raspberry Pi, motor driver, motor, buzzer, and power supply. It uses Python and OpenCV for facial recognition functions. The system provides low-cost vehicle security and could be applied to other access control applications like homes and buildings. Evaluation of the system found it successfully implemented facial recognition to replace fingerprint/palm print authentication for vehicle starting.

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This document proposes a Raspberry Pi based vehicle starter system using face detection. The system stores facial images of authorized users in a database. When a user's face is detected, it compares the detected face to stored images and will start the vehicle if a match is found, or sound an alarm if no match. The system includes a camera, Raspberry Pi, motor driver, motor, buzzer, and power supply. It uses Python and OpenCV for facial recognition functions. The system provides low-cost vehicle security and could be applied to other access control applications like homes and buildings. Evaluation of the system found it successfully implemented facial recognition to replace fingerprint/palm print authentication for vehicle starting.

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Raspberry Pi Based Vehicle Starter on face detection

Submitted By
 Ms. Jarag Vaishali C.
 Ms. Kolekar Monika A.

Guided By
Prof. D. V. Bathe

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION


ENGINEERING
Navsahyadri Education Society’s Group of Institutions, Naigaon, Pune.

2020-21
CONTENTS
 Introduction
 Literature Review
 Problem Statement
 Objective
 Block Diagram
 Circuit Diagram
 Working & Explanation
 Flow Chart
 Hardware Details
 Software Details
Advantages
 Applications
 Conclusion (Expected Result)
 References
Introduction

 A vehicle key is the only way to start the car or to provide ignition
to the engine. The face recognition-based car starter system literally
replaces the car ignition by replacing the key with specific user face.
This smart vehicle system is powered by raspberry pi circuit. Here,
the face detection system takes multiple photos of the person and
stores this data into its database. While scanning, when the face is
detected by the camera the system compares the given face with the
images in the database and authorizes the person, if the person is
already registered then it starts the vehicle or else identifies the
person as Invalid user and the buzzer goes off and access is denied
and the motor doesn’t start. In order to stop the vehicle, the owner
has to press the back switch. To clear data we need to use the clear
option to clear entire data.
Literature Review

 [1] Sukanya SagarikaMeher; Pallavi Maben “Face recognition


and facial expression identification using PCA’’, 2014 IEEE
International Advance Computing Conference (IACC).
 [2] S. Padmapriya ; Esther Annlin KalaJames “Real time smart
car lock security system using face detection and recognition”,
2012 International Conference on Computer Communication and
Informatics.
Problem Statement

To provide a stable and cost effective system that can be used


for facial recognition on a commercial basis at different levels
of security.
Objective

 To create an advanced system that will identify the authorized


user of the vehicle using facial recognition.

 To provide students basic knowledge on how digital image


processing works.
Block Diagram

camera Motor Driver

SD Card Motor

Raspberry Pi
Buzzer

Power Supply
Circuit Diagram
Working & Explanation

 Connect the components as shown in the block diagram.


 Download and install the Python software on the computer.
 Open the python software and copy the codes from the file.
 After running the program, register the image of the user as
authorized personnel.
 After successfully registering the image of the user, turn on the
switch and let the system scan the user's face.
 After successfully authenticating the user, the motor will
automatically start.
Flow
Chart
Hardware

1. Raspberry pi : It will be used toas processing machine for the open CV.
2. Webcam : Used to capture image.
3. Keyboard : To input code data and to write code.
4. Buzzer.
5. Motor.
6. LCD.
Software

1. Linux:- as an operating system for the raspberry pi module, it


will work as an working environment.
2. Python:- as an programming language, it will help the coder to
create and debug the code without compiling.
3. Open cv:- as a open source computer vision it will help to
capture and process the image.
Hardware Snapshot
code
Advantages

1. Low cost.
2. Safety and secure.
Applications

1. In car security.

2. In home security.

3. In shopping malls.

4. Multinational technology companies.

5. Digital processing used to convert image into a digital form.


Conclusion

 We were able t o successfully implement a robust facial

recognition system that can be used as a cost effective measure

t o replace fi nge rprint/ pa lmp ri nt recognition .


References

 [1] L. Zhang and G. Wang, ‘Design and Implementation of Automatic Fire Alarm System based on
Wireless Sensor Works’, Proceedings of the International Symposium on Information Processing (ISIP’09),
Huangshan, 2009, pp 410-413.
 [2] O.H. Kwon, S.M. Cho, and S.M. Hwang, ‘Design and Implementation of Fire Detection System.
Advanced Software Engineering and its Applications’, Hainan Island, 2008, pp. 233- 236.
 [3] J. H. Li, X. H. Zou, and W. Lu, ‘The Design and Implementation of Fire Smoke Detection System
Based on FPGA’, Proceedings of the 24th Control and Decision Conference, Taiyuan, 2012, pp 3919-3922.
 [4] A. Cote and P. Bugbee, ‘Ionization Smoke Detectors: Principles of Fire Protection’, National Fire
Protection Association, Quincy, 249, 1988.
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Automatic Fire Sprinklers, Available: http://www.nedcc.org/freeresources/preservation-leaflets/3.-
emergency-management/3.2- an-introduction-to-fire-detection,-alarm,-and-automatic-firesprinklers
 [6] R.W. Bukowski, R.D. Peacock, J.D. Averill, T.G. Cleary, N.P. Bryner, W.D. Walton, P.A. Reneke, and
E..D. Kuligowski, ‘Performance of Home Smoke Alarms Analysis of the Response of Several Available
Technologies in Residential Fire Settings’, NIST TN 1455-1; NIST Technical Note 1455-1; 2007, pp. 396.
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