Biometric Authentication System for Two Wheeler
Anita Dombale, Chetan Thakare, Mahesh Thorve, Vedant Suryavanshi, Anjali Ubale, Tanishq Chavan, Swayam Zagade · 2024
This project is created to fulfil only one purpose that is to create an authentication system based on biometrics, the most common type of biometrics is fingerprint. It is designed to reduce and prevent the theft of two wheelers. This also provides the user a keyless interface increasing its accessibility. The ignition system is replaced with fingerprint start system. The fingerprints are identified and stored in templates of binary codes which are acquired on the basis of special features of fingerprint. The project consists of the AVR microcontroller Arduino uno r3, the fingerprint module R307, and the GSM Module sim800L. The fingerprint Module R307 can store up to 127 fingerprints. once the fingerprints are stored the r307 interacts with the Arduino and process that information if the fingerprint matches with the user, then the Arduino controller sends signal to relay module to start the ignition system. f the fingerprint does not matches the Arduino sends a message to the user as "someone has tried to access your bike" via GSM module. The proposed model mimics the self-start of bike with a DC motor. Additionally, access to the two-wheeler is available via a keypad, which has a four-digit password, allowing users’ family or relatives to access the model other than the user.