Rancang Bangun Sistem Monitoring Keamanan Sepeda Motor Berbasis IoT Menggunakan Radio Frequency Identifications dan Global Positioning System
Design and Construction of Motorcycle Security Monitoring System Based on IoT Using Radio Frequency Identification and Global Positioning System

Date
2024Author
Tobing, Daniel Naek L
Advisor(s)
Zulfin, M
Afdila, Ryandika
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According, to data from the Criminal Central Statistics Agency (BPPS),
motorcycle theft cases in Indonesia have significantly increased. This situation has causes
public anxieties and worried. Condition must be prevebted and addressed by providing
intructions regarding the motorcyle’s location coordinates and enabling monitoring
through Blynk. To prevent theft early, motorcycles are equipped with an automatic GPS
(Global Positioning System) system. One approach to achieve this is by utilizing the GSM
(Global System for Mobile Communication) network. This monitoring system leverages
the GSM network to provide access to GPRS (General Packet Radio Service). It uses an
ESP32 microcontroller (MC) to store all inputs and commands needed to operate the
system. The system is designed to verify motorcycle ownership using RFID (Radio
Frequency Identification) for authorization. In the event of theft or loss, if the stolen item
is moved beyond a predetermined distance of 500 meters, Blynk immediately sends a
notification to the owner via the GSM network. Upon receiving the notification, the buzzer
will be activated to signal that a theft has occurred. Testing with various vehicle speeds
shows that the GPS Neo-6 can detect movement, though its effectiveness is limited by the
speed of the network and the GSM SIM800. The final project involves researching and
designing a two-level automatic vehicle security monitoring system that can be read via
Blynk, with the buzzer sounding if the distance exceeds the maximum limit.
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