Development of Smart Vehicle Blind Spot Detection System Based on 24 GHz Radar Sensors

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Road safety has become more concern due to the number of accidents that keeps increasing every year. The safety system includes from simple installation such as seat belt, air bag and rear camera to more complicated and intelligent system such as braking assist, lane change assist and blind spot monitoring. This paper proposed a Smart Vehicle Blind Spot Detection System (VBDS) to observe the blind spot region based on ISO 17387: 2008(E). This system is mounted with two programmable 24 GHz radar sensors on the left and right rear side of the car. In addition, this system provides an audible and visual alert to the driver if the system senses any vehicles in the blind spot region using buzzer and LED, respectively. To analyze the performance of the system, test had been conducted at different demography condition. The accuracy of the system is analyzed by comparing number of vehicles detected within blind spot region and ground truth data. This system will alert the driver automatically to ensure the driver safety and reduce road accident. As conclusion, the system had been proofed applicable to use at different demography condition

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Nor, M. … Kassim, K. A. A. (2020). Development of Smart Vehicle Blind Spot Detection System Based on 24 GHz Radar Sensors. International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, 9(3), 2726–2730. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijeat.c6122.029320

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