Secured Automobile Security System: GSM Technology and Electronic Circuits
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.64758/azcqjc93Keywords:
GSM-based security, automobile security, vehicle theft prevention, electronic circuits, real-time monitoring, remote vehicle control, smart security systems, network dependency, security system efficiency, automobile hijacking prevention.Abstract
This paper presents the design and implementation of a GSM and electronic circuit-based security system to enhance automobile safety and prevent vehicle hijacking. Given the increasing threat of car theft, the study explores the effectiveness of modern security technologies over traditional measures. Using a qualitative research approach, data was collected through expert interviews and prototype testing to analyze the system’s functionality, response mechanisms, and user experience. Findings reveal that real-time alerts and automated lockdown features significantly enhance security. However, challenges such as network dependency and occasional false alarms indicate the need for further refinement. The study highlights the system’s comparative advantages over traditional security methods while emphasizing areas for future development in integrating advanced security features.
