Vehicle Anti-Theft System Using Biometric Identification Through IOT Based Technique

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Driving a vehicle without a valid driver's licence is a big concern in many countries nowadays. The suggested system includes a facial recognition identification tool in the form of a Raspberry Pi 4 camera, a ky-m6 finger print sensor module for authorised finger print identification, and an EM-18 RFID reader for authorised driving licence identification. A person who intends to operate the vehicle must provide his or her biometric information, which includes facial recognition, fingerprint authentication, and a unique RFID tag. These are the most common and reliable methods of personal biometric identification. We can prevent non-licensed drivers from driving and causing accidents by employing biometric authentication. The car will be lit once all authentications have been completed. If any of the authentications fail, the car will not be started and will not progress to the next phase. This improves vehicle security while simultaneously ensuring safe driving by averting collisions. The single board computer, which is a Raspberry Pi 4 module, is utilised to prototype the ignition system.

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