Anti-theft vehicle system shines at China Southern Airlines Arena

Campus bikes, electric cars, and motorcycles are frequently stolen. No matter how powerful the locks are, they can't resist the thieves' claws. In April 1st, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics held a robot contest, in response to this annoyance, the School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Liu Kai, mechanical engineering and automation students use two cards to design a campus vehicle anti-theft system.

The entire anti-theft system includes an overall control system, identification system and receiving system. The three systems are integrated in two chips. The registered electronic chip is installed in the key of the vehicle and the owner, and an identifier is installed at each school gate.

Only when two matching electronic tags are recognized by the recognizer at the same time will the vehicle be released. When the recognizer recognizes that the vehicle's electronic tag or two electronic tag information do not match, the recognizer will automatically trigger an alarm device in the control system to trigger the GSM module to send a text message or make a voice call to the owner. On the other hand, the electronic tag information detected by the recognizer will be transmitted to the Bluetooth portable terminal monitor in the form of Bluetooth. The bluetooth display in the hands of the security guard will display the registered vehicle information as well as the relevant information of the owner.

Liu Kai introduced that this system can be widely used for theft prevention of goods in public places, such as stations and airports. The cost of the entire anti-theft system is between 5,000 and 6,000 yuan, and the individual electronic tags handled do not exceed 50 yuan each.