2023 Intelligent Computing and Control for Engineering and Business Systems (ICCEBS)
Saswati Kumari Behera, Madurakavi Karthikeyan, Amose David A, Evan Singh M, Mohammed Azeem Affan A
Abstract
The Advanced Head-light Control System (AHCS) seeks to automatically change the vehicle's headlamp beam in horizontal direction to as fully illuminate the curving road is possible without upsetting other motorists. Here, the steering wheel serves as the foundation of our suggested solution for the horizontal headlamp adjustment. The mechanism makes, advantage of the two lights. There are two lights: one for the far-reaching beam and the other for the nearby beam. When the car is traveling below the limit of speed, the lower light (for low beam light) is going to be on, and when it is traveling beyond the threshold speed, the upper light (for high beam light) is going to be on. The threshold figure that we used was 50 Kmph. The microcontroller receives an output from the steering wheel, and depending on whether the wheel is turning to the right or left, it drives the headlight in that direction. On the DC motor, the headlight is mounted. During the conceptualization stage, a few factors included the components' accuracy, dependability, and availability.