REAL TIME LOCATION TRACKING WITHOUT GSM AND GPS MODULE

Real-time location tracking without GPS or GSM modules, utilizing Arduino, crash sensors, Bluetooth, and an Android app, presents an innovative approach to accident detection and monitoring. This system integrates a crash sensor with an Arduino board, which communicates via Bluetooth with an Android app installed on a smartphone or tablet.

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The Arduino setup includes the crash sensor, which detects sudden impacts or collisions. When triggered, the Arduino sends a signal via Bluetooth to the paired Android device. The Android app receives this signal, prompting it to capture the device’s current location using its built-in sensors.

The Android app then displays this location on a map interface, allowing users to visualize the vehicle’s position in real-time. Additionally, the app can notify designated contacts or emergency services about the accident, providing crucial information for swift response and assistance.

Block diagram of Real-time location tracking without GPS or GSM modules

By combining Arduino, Bluetooth, and an Android app, this system offers a cost-effective and efficient solution for accident detection and real-time location tracking, without relying on GPS or GSM modules. It enhances safety and security, particularly in remote or challenging environments where traditional positioning technologies may be unavailable or unreliable.

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This circuit diagram represents the basic connections between the components:

Circuit diagram of Real-time location tracking without GPS or GSM modules

• The crash sensor is connected to digital pin 2 of the Arduino.
• The TX pin of the Bluetooth module is connected to pin 3 (TX) of the Arduino, while the RX pin of the Bluetooth module is connected to pin 4 (RX) of the Arduino.
• The Arduino communicates with the Android device via Bluetooth, sending crash detection signals.

This setup enables communication between the Arduino and the Android app, facilitating real-time location tracking and accident detection without relying on GPS or GSM modules.

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