IoT-Driven Intelligent Monitoring Framework for Bikes

Abstract: The Smart Bike Monitoring System uses IoT since it is an advanced solution incorporating Internet of Things (IoT) technology into two-wheelers to improve safety, performance, and environmental awareness. Various sensors as well as devices are integrated within the system to collect real-time data. This data comes directly from the bike and from its surrounding environment. Actionable perceptions get generated, faults become detected, also key performance metrics get monitored while this data is processed as well as analyzed for optimizing bike usage. The system is remaining continuously connected to the internet for use. Therefore, a web interface or mobile application lets bike owners monitor their vehicle remotely. The car follows lanes is a core feature plus automatic brakes prevent accidents plus real-time accident and emergency alerts are sent plus the car detects engine smoke/emission plus headlights activate automatically in dense fog plus real-time alerts and notifications are delivered. This thorough IoT-based solution does greatly improve rider safety vehicle efficiency and environmental responsibility.

IoT, Blynk, Smart Bike, GPS, ThingSpeak, Node MCU, Real-Time Monitoring, then Vibration Sensor

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