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INTERNAL GUIDE: Mr. S.SIVAKUMAR M.E., BATCH: S.IYYAPPAN B.E., G.MURALI B.E., K.SATHISH B.E.

ABSTRACT:
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Detecting car taillights at night is a task which can nowadays be accomplished very fast on cheap hardware.

We rely on such detections to build a vision-based system that, coupling them in a rule-based fashion, is able to detect and track vehicles.

This allows the generation of an interface that informs a driver of the relative distance and velocity of other vehicles in real time and triggers a warning when a potentially dangerous situation arises.

We demonstrate the system using sequences shot using a camera mounted behind a cars windshield.

EXISTING SYSTEM:
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There is some ordinary driving in the existing system so as to avoid the accidents we go for some upcoming new system.

EXISTING SYSTEM DISADVANTAGES:


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While in night driving there are more accidents in existing system.

Drivers may slept during driving vehicles to alert them there is no system for that.

PROPOSED SYSTEM:
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In this system the images captured continuously and the taillights are grouped the it is get into account as a vehicle.

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Its real time is achieved by Ad Hoc network. The distance calculation of vehicles is calculated by means of radar-like arrangements in the software.

PROPOSED SYSTEM ADVANTAGE:


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Embedded electronic components are used. Real time assistance. Low cost video based assistance. Triggering a warning to driver about the traffic.

SOFTWARE:
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Matlab IDE. Embedded C.

DOMAIN:
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Embedded along with image processing.

REFERENCE:
[1] N. Alt, C. Claus, and W. Stechele. Hardware/software architecture of an algorithm for vision-based real-time vehicle detection in dark environments. In DATE 08: Proceedings of the conference on Design, automation and test in Europe , pages 176181. ACM, 2008. [2] M. Betke, E. Haritaoglu, and L. Davis. Real-time multiple vehicle detection and tracking from a moving vehicle. Machine Vision and Applications, pages 6983, Aug. 2000. [3] T. Chateau and J. Lapreste. Robust real time tracking of a vehicle by image processing. In IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium, pages 315318, 2004. [4] B. Coifman, D. Beymer, P. Mclauchlan, and J. Malik. A realtime computer vision system for vehicle tracking and traffic surveillance. Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies, 6(4):271288, 1998. [5] R. Cucchiara and M. Piccardi. Vehicle detection under day and night illumination. Proc. of ISCS-IIA99, Special Session on Vehicle Traffic and Surveillance, Genoa, Italy, 1999., 1999.

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