Smart IoT Based System for Monitoring and Detecting Fuel Theft and Fuel Indication for Refilling Process
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8068149Keywords:
Fuel level sensor, GPS Tracking, Fuel theft detection, Ultrasonic sensorAbstract
Theft of fuel in vehicles is a prevalent issue in many regions, leading to financial losses for vehicle owners and fuel stations. To address this problem, a smart fueling system is proposed that utilizes sensors to detect fuel theft and alert the vehicle owner. The system incorporates an analog-based fuel status check before and after refueling to ensure accurate fuel measurement. Additionally, GPS technology is employed to determine when a vehicle enters reserve mode and the system displays the nearest fuel station. The implementation of such a smart fueling system has the potential to significantly reduce fuel fraud incidents and improve the overall security and efficiency of the fueling process in vehicles.
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