Faculty Of Engineering Graduation Project 2020- 2022

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    Fingerprint Vehicle Starter
    (MSA, 2022) Baher Sayed, Mohammed; Amr Reda, Marwan
    Biometric technology is a method that requires the physical presence of the identified person. It is a new state of art method for security systems. Fingerprint recognition is one of the most widely used biometric system and also the oldest method which is dated back to 2200 BC [1]. The use of fingerprints as personal code was also in tradition method. Developing a prototype with biometric system will serve a robust and embedded real time fingerprints-based ignition systems in vehicle. Vehicle security is an important issue these days due to the rising number of vehicle thefts. Also, one more issue with vehicles is handling its keys. Keys need to be carried and misplacing keys or losing them will cause a serious issue. Here we propose a solution to this problem by using a fingerprint authenticated vehicle starter system. The system provides a secure and hassle-free way to start/stop vehicle engine. This project is about building a prototype of vehicle ignition using fingerprint sensor and camera module. This system can prevent the vehicles from being stolen. It is developed to control the ignition of the vehicle through the fingerprint scanner and camera module. This system consists of advanced fingerprint and camera module that connects to the Microprocessor which is the image and data processor unit of the project. To make sure the system is secure, only authorized fingerprint and facial recognition is paired with the Image processor to start the ignition. Vehicles ignite when the enrolled fingerprint and authorized human face is matched against the fingerprints in the database and human face datasets while users with no match in the database are prevent from igniting the vehicle. A theft alarm from buzzer, a notification to the owner’s and status displayed for the appropriate signal to the owner. This article describes briefly in detail about the design and implementation of the ignition system