Smart Cart

Authors

  • Aiman Kahil

Keywords:

smart, cart, motor, code, system, autonomous, sensors, brake, batteries, wheels, framing, vehicles

Abstract

Summary: The Smart Cart is made to prevent accidents in the parking lot and be able to avoid shopping carts. We tried our best to make a miniature sized cart as a team. We put sensors in front of the cart that sense anything from 3-8 inches and stops if it gets close.


Problem Statement: Stray carts left in parking lots tend to roll away and hit cars.

Problem Justification: Its a large safety measure and it's our duty to lower the amount of damage cars may take while parked in the parking lot. It would be a relatively low cost to implement, but may require some time to build. After the building is complete it may take time to advertise our equipment.   

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Published

2020-04-26

How to Cite

Kahil, A. (2020). Smart Cart. Journal of Innovative Ideas in Engineering and Technology (ISSN: 2563-3678), 1(1), 69-76. Retrieved from https://jiiet.com/index.php/jiiet/article/view/62

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2020): Innovations in Engineering and Technology

Section

College Student

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