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RESEARCH ARTICLE OPEN ACCESS

Fingerprint Based Motorbike Starter Using Arduino

Krish Sharma*, Pranav Wakhare**, Yash Bhalerao***,
Prajwal Tulawe ****, TejalShinde*****
*,**,***,****(Information Technology, PimpriChinchwad Polytechnic, Arurdi)
***** (Information Technology, PimpriChinchwad Polytechnic, Arurdi
Email: tejal.shinde5@gmail.com)

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Abstract:
In this paper, we have described our detail study that we have done in our project. We will be
usingfingerprintArduinosensortodesignabikestarterwhichwillignitemotorbikesenginebyscanningthefinge
rprint of user and then comparing it with the pre-installed fingerprints present in the database.
Biometrictraits are unique to each person and are very difficult for anyone to fake them. A person’s
traits are alwayscarried by him, where he is physically present. Fingerprint authentication is an efficient
system, unlike key-locksystem, wherethekey can belostorclonedor theycanusea masterkey.
Keywords —Fingerprint,Safety, Vehicle.
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traditional method that is used to start a motorbike.
I. INTRODUCTION Here, theconnection forwarded to the ignition
TBiometrics is the use of measurements, switch will supply voltage to the voltage regulator
biological features such as fingerprints or iris and then to the moduleto decide that whether the
patterns to identify aperson in an electronic motorbike should be started or not. With a time
span of 10 seconds, the scanner willscan the finger
system. Once these measures are taken, they can
placed on the R307 fingerprint module and then, if
be used to authorize the individual oruser. This is the scanned fingerprint image is allowed
done by a pre-registered biometric trait compared bycomparingittothepre-
to a pre-recorded template. By an installeddatabaseoffingerprintimagesthemodulewill
increasingnumber in data of fingerprint samples, sendapositivesignalaccordingly and it will activate
it soon became fascinating to have an efficient the relay which connected to the starter of vehicle
manner of and thus, the vehicle will start.If the fingerprint
isnot detected bythe sensor or ifthe collected sample
distinguishingimagesoffingerprintandusingitforse
at the initial stage of fingerprintscanning for
curitypurpose. authorization is not similar to anyof datapresent in
This system allows scanning and storing the database, the module will not send
fingerprints of each individual. The fingerprint anykindofsingleand nofurthermoment
sensor is one of thefinest programmed modules, as willhappenthat isrequired
it can distinguish every individual at a very low rate tostarttheengineofthemotorcycle.
of mistake. Digital locks
areimplementedinwagonspreviously.Thetypeoffinge II. LIERATURE SURVEY
rprintscanningmodulewewillpracticeistheR307finge Fingerprints are being studied carefully for many
rprint module. Basically, we will change the years. The study of traits of fingerprints was seen

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early in the1600s. Later, using biometrics as a 3. Proper fingerprint template generate
means for identification for an individual first accurate result
occurred in the mid-1800s. InEgypt, thousands of 4. Noise factors may affects in actual output
years ago, it was common for people to use
physical features or features such as scars, eyeand • Fingerprintsensormustbecleananddry.
hair color and height to identify people for business. • Applicableforallmotorcyclists.
Biometrics is a rapidly strengthening technology 5. Requiresprogrammingandelectricalwiring.
whichis widely used in technologies such as crime
detection and prison security, and has the potential
to be widelyaccepted at a very wide range. It has IV. METHODOLOGY FOLLOWED
become commonplace to see fingerprints installed In this system, we used a fingerprint sensor module
on various devices, andtheir installation in cars is to authenticate a true person by taking their finger
not surprising. In cars they install these scanners as input in the system. Here we are using 4 push
a safety feature where the carowner does not need buttons to register new fingerprint or delete stored
the car keys to open the doors or start the engine. fingerprint or match stored fingerprint. The 4 push
This is made for the vehicle securitypurpose as the buttons are used as an input unit for these tasks. In
thief could not start the car without taking the time our project, the very first step is to capture the
to hot-wire the car which requires time. fingerprint by using fingerprint scanner. After
Inlargegovernmentagenciesandcompanies,biometric capturing the fingerprint image we will extract the
splaysamajorroleinemployeeidentificationandsafety fingerprint template using and generate unique id
n easy way to comply with the conference paper per user.
formatting requirements is to use this document as a
template and simply type your text into it. When enrolling, user needs to enter the finger
two times. The system will process the two time
III. SCOPE OF PROJECT finger images, generate a template of the finger
based on processing results and store the template.
When matching, user enters the finger through
A. Project Scope optical sensor and system will generate a template
This project will require the fingerprint scanner and of the finger and compare it with templates of the
once the user get register it will help the user to finger library. For 1:1 matching, system will
start his/ her bike based on the fingerprint provided compare the live finger with specific template
by him. If the match is found in database than the designated in the module; for 1: n matching, or
bike will get started, if match is not found than the searching, system will search the whole finger
library for the matching finger. in both
supply to the ignition of vehicle will break and bike
circumstances, system will return the matching
will not start. result, success or failure.
B. Objectives of study
1. Develop a secure system for bike safety
2. Build a algorithm for the security model
C. Constraints
1. Verified User can only start the vehicle
2. Fingerprint must be registered before using
our system

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Actual Result:Module
Module Found
Status:Pass
2. Test Case Id: TC 2
Test Case Objective:Enroll fingerprint
Pre Requisites:Place finger on fingerprint sensor
Steps:Click on 1/add button
Test Data:Enroll status
Expected Result:Successfully enrolled
Actual Result:Enrolled
Status:Pass

3. Test Case Id: TC 3

Test Case Objective: Detect Fingerprint
Module.
Pre Requisites:Turn
Turn ON Power Supply
Steps:Insert
Insert key and turn on connection
Test Data:Fingerprint Module
ule Status
Expected Result:Fingerprint
Fingerprint Module Found
Actual Result: Module Found
Fig. 1Flow Chart
Status:Pass

4. Test Case Id: TC 4

Test Case Objective: Detect Fingerprint
Module.
Pre Requisites:Turn
Turn ON Power Supply
Steps:Insert
Insert key and turn on connection
Test Data:Fingerprint
Fingerprint Module Status
Expected Result:Fingerprint
Fingerprint Module Found
Actual Result: Module Found
Status:Pass

5. Test Case Id: TC 5

Test Case Objective: Detect Fingerprint
Fig. 1 Block Diagram Module.
Pre Requisites:Turn
Turn ON Power Supply
V. TEST CASES Steps:Insert
Insert key and turn on connection
Test Data:Fingerprint
Fingerprint Module Status
1. Test Case Id: TC1 Expected Result:Fingerprint
Fingerprint Module Found
Test Case Objective:Detect
Detect Fingerprint Actual Result: Module Found
Module. Status:Pass
Pre Requisites:Turn
Turn ON Power Supply
Steps:Insert
Insert key and turn on connection 6. Test Case Id: TC 6
Test Data:Fingerprint
Fingerprint Module Status Test Case Objective: Detect Fingerprint
Expected Result:Fingerprint
Fingerprint Module Found Module.
Pre Requisites:Turn
Turn ON Power Supply

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Steps:Insert key and turn on connection FILLcolors which contrast well both on screen and
Test Data:Fingerprint Module Status on a black-and-white hardcopy, as shown in Fig. 1.
Expected Result:Fingerprint Module Found
Actual Result: Module Found 7

Label your axes, include units

Status:Pass 6
5 Si
7. Test Case Id: TC 7 4
Test Case Objective: Detect Fingerprint Al
3
Module.
2 Au
Pre Requisites:Turn ON Power Supply
Steps:Insert key and turn on connection 1
Test Data:Fingerprint Module Status
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Expected Result:Fingerprint Module Found Label your axes, include units
Actual Result: Module Found Fig. 1 A sample line graph using colors which contrast well both on screen
Status:Pass and on a black-and-white hardcopy

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