Jan18 Edition

Speed Detection of Moving
Vehicle Using Speed Cameras!
In today’s fast moving World, the accidents are
increasing at a very fast rate. One of the major
causes of these accidents is over a speeding
of vehicles. A major step has been taken rather
to increase the road safety, so as to minimize
the accidents. One of a major development was
the introduction of speed cameras. This
camera, usually containing radar is electronic
devices those working are still a mystery
to most electronic hobbyists. The principle
of these speed cameras is Doppler Effect used in
radar.
related crashes and injuries their use expanded
to many other areas of Great Britain. The
equipment is expensive to buy, operate
and maintain and their support in
prosecution procedures also much
substantial administration costs. However and
the cost are small compared to the benefits of
society and the economy Speed cameras are
recommended under use to reduce road
casualties. Since these cameras save lives of
road users the speed camera is also known as"
safety cameras" Speed camera uses the basic
principle of Doppler Effect and RADAR
technologies. We can discuss the Doppler
Effect in these speed cameras and other
working in these cameras.
So the roads safety strategy was published
or introduced to support the new
casualty reduction targets. The main reason is
speed of vehicle. We use traffic lights and
other traffic manager to reduce the speed. One
among them is speed cameras on the side of
urban and rural roads, usually placed to catch
transgressors of the stipulated speed limit for
that road. The speed cameras, the solely to
identify and prosecute those drivers that pass
by them when exceed the stipulated speed limit.
At first glance
this seemed to be reasonable that the road users
do not exceed the speed limit must be a good
thing because it increases road safety, reduces
accidents and protect other road users and
pedestrians.
So speed limits are good idea Speed cameras
were introduced in west London in 1992 and
following their success in reducing speed
REFERENCES:
http://www.seminarstopics.com/seminar/spe
ed-detection-of-moving-vehicle-using-speedcameras
B.Prasanna
EEE - III year
ROBOBEE
Engineers program tiny robots to move, think
like insects!! In the recent days, engineers had a
great success on building the tiny, insect like
robots to move and which can actually think
like the insects. They programmed them to
autonomously like real insects. A group of
cornell engineers has been experimenting with a
new type of programming that mimics the
"No matter how small, acknowledge the achievement." - Greg Henry Quinn