Smart Helmet for Motorcyclists

Aim

The aim of the project is to Design a helmet with built-in indicators, brake lights

Problem statement

The smart helmet should include functionalities such as built-in communication systems, heads-up display for navigation, real-time monitoring of vital signs, and automatic emergency response capabilities. Design the helmet to be comfortable, durable, and aesthetically pleasing while addressing the challenges of integrating technology without compromising on safety standards. Consider factors like connectivity, user interface simplicity, and energy efficiency in developing a comprehensive solution for motorcyclist safety and convenience.

Material used

Input: 2 Push Button
Brain: TinkerSpace Brain Board
Output:  2 Red LED
Battery: 5V Lithium-ion rechargeable battery

Component description
2 Push Button

Push button 1 : Push button 1 is located on the left side of the handle.

Push button 2 : Push button 2 is located on the right side of the handle.

2 Red LED

RED LED 1: RED LED 1 is used to indicate left if left side button is pressed 

RED LED 2: RED LED 2 is used to indicate right if Right side button is pressed

Note: If both buttons are pressed it will indicate break light

TinkerSpace Brain Board

TinkerSpace board acts as brain of this project, its function is to monitor 2 Push Button and control the Red LED

Battery

5V Lithium-Ion battery is used to power-up this project

Working description

Case 1: When the left push button is pressed, The brain board sends the signal and turns on the left RED LED to 100%.

Case 2: When the left push button is not pressed, The brain board sends the signal and turns on the left RED LED to 0%.

Case 3: When the right push button is pressed, The brain board sends the signal and turns on the right RED LED to 100%.

Case 4: When the right push button is not pressed, The brain board sends the signal and turns on the right RED LED to 0%.

Case 5 : When the both push button is pressed, The brain board sends the signal and turns on both RED LED to 100%.

Case 6: When the both push button is pressed, The brain board sends the signal and turns on both RED LED to 0%.

Circuit Design (DesignSpace)

Step 1: Connect 2 PUSH BUTTONS to  input 1 and input 2 

Step 2: Connect 2 Red LED  to output1 and output 2

Step 3: Connect supply and test project.

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