Vehicle Information Communication Safety Combined with Mobile RFID System

Hsieh, Wen-Hao; Ho, Chien-Jung; Jong, Gwo-Jia

doi:10.1109/iih-msp.2008.100

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“…A well known example is the RFID-based highway toll collection systems which are now routinely employed in many countries, like the Telepass system in Italy or the Autopass system in Norway. Other uses include monitoring systems to avoid vehicle theft [ 7 ], access control to car parking or private areas [ 8 ], and embedding of RFID tags in license plates with specially coded IDs for automatic vehicle detection and identification [ 9 ]. Placement of RFID tags on the road lanes has been proposed in order to provide accurate vehicle localization in tunnels or downtown areas where GPS positioning might be unreliable [ 10 ].…”

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An RFID-Based Intelligent Vehicle Speed Controller Using Active Traffic Signals

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Milanés

et al. 2010

Sensors

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These days, mass-produced vehicles benefit from research on Intelligent Transportation System (ITS). One prime example of ITS is vehicle Cruise Control (CC), which allows it to maintain a pre-defined reference speed, to economize on fuel or energy consumption, to avoid speeding fines, or to focus all of the driver’s attention on the steering of the vehicle. However, achieving efficient Cruise Control is not easy in roads or urban streets where sudden changes of the speed limit can happen, due to the presence of unexpected obstacles or maintenance work, causing, in inattentive drivers, traffic accidents. In this communication we present a new Infrastructure to Vehicles (I2V) communication and control system for intelligent speed control, which is based upon Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology for identification of traffic signals on the road, and high accuracy vehicle speed measurement with a Hall effect-based sensor. A fuzzy logic controller, based on sensor fusion of the information provided by the I2V infrastructure, allows the efficient adaptation of the speed of the vehicle to the circumstances of the road. The performance of the system is checked empirically, with promising results.

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An RFID-Based Intelligent Vehicle Speed Controller Using Active Traffic Signals

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“…The management of the data is assisted by software consisting of subsystems, such as network communications, data detection, and data statements, installed in the center itself. However, in most of the existing systems, there are not such detailed subsystems [21,23,25,26,34]. The hardware implementation and cost of the developed system are moderate compared to the existing system.…”

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RFID and communication technologies for an intelligent bus monitoring and management system

Hannan¹,

Mustapha²,

Mamun³

et al. 2014

Turk J Elec Eng & Comp Sci

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This paper highlights the implementation of an intelligent bus monitoring system based on current challenges and problems. In this system, radio frequency identification and integrated sensing technologies, such as a global positioning system, general packet radio service, and geographic information system, are used to monitor the movement of a bus. A new theoretical framework and ruled-based decision algorithms are developed for the system. An experimental setup is developed for the prototype implementation. The results show that the choice of integrated technologies used in the system is suitable to monitor and manage a vehicle transportation system.

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“…The leftmost peak is corresponding to the respiration rhythm. In a supposition experiment, we obtain altogether the peak plot, namely in each cyclical maximum value; The supposition two difference is Q value, which is ： It is known that circadian rhythms are associated with periodic changes in key physiological processes [5][6]. Here, we ask the question if there are characteristic differences in the scaling behavior between doze and wake cardiac dynamics.…”

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“…So, when the user conbine with sensor to monitor the driver's behavior by using inspect the blood pressue of eye's had become possible. We can use a digital sensor to monitor the driver's heartbeat state continuously and judge whether the driver is fatigued or not in real time [4][5][6].…”

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Development of a brand new system using RFID combining with wireless sensor network (WSNs) for real-time doze alarm

Chen

Ong

et al. 2009

2009 3rd International Conference on Anti-Counterfeiting, Security, and Identification in Communication

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Driver fatigue is a key factor of accident. Recently, there is a system using RFID combined with a wireless accelerometer sensor module used for doze detector has become an important issue. It is because that about ten percent of the dead drivers were caused by tired driving. The goal of this study was to develop the feasibility of a doze detector. In this work, we develop a brand new system which was a blood pressure detector sensor combing RFID's Tag to get a series data for doze alarm. We present that the blood pressure and heartbeat were used to monitor the driver's spirit state is the best method for doze alarm. In this study, we use the palpitation, the pulse sensory element, by with the wireless radio frequency label's union, obtains a series of body principle signal the data, develops a set of feasible against sleepy warning system. Because palpitation in sleep period has the periodic change, this article the analysis human body puts in order by standard distance method of difference (SDNN) under the mental murky condition, the system would start the warmer system and try to awaken the driver.

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Vehicle Information Communication Safety Combined with Mobile RFID System

Cited by 8 publications

References 10 publications

An RFID-Based Intelligent Vehicle Speed Controller Using Active Traffic Signals

An RFID-Based Intelligent Vehicle Speed Controller Using Active Traffic Signals

RFID and communication technologies for an intelligent bus monitoring and management system

Development of a brand new system using RFID combining with wireless sensor network (WSNs) for real-time doze alarm

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