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    SMART ACCIDENT PREVENTION AND DETECTION SYSTEM
    (2019-06-18T06:55:18Z) APARNA, M; LAXMI, SAH; SOUNDARYA, B K
    The ever increasing number of traffic accidents all over the world are due to driver’s vigilance level. The high demand of automobiles has also increased the traffic and the road accidents. This is because of the lack of facilities available. Therefore an automatic system is introduced in case of drowsiness, heart attack, alcohol consumption or obstacles which leads into road accidents. We often see that when an accident occurs the person or the people nearby have to manually call the emergency services. Sometimes it happens that one person waits for other to call which leads to waste of time. Hence there is a delay for emergency services to arrive at the location of the accident and providing necessary health care which may even lead to death of the people who meets with an accident. Also there is no system to recognize the drowsiness, alcoholic consumption, heart attack and also to provide necessary safety measures to be taken.

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