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Remote Facial Monitoring and GPS Triggered Electrocutor for Motorcycle

Author(s) Ms. Mary Rose D. Cadornigara, Dr. Marcelo C. Calabit
Country Philippines
Abstract The project study is a remote facial monitoring and GPS triggered electrocutor for a motorcycle, which is intentionally created to deter efforts to steal the vehicle. The project aimed to design, build, and find the acceptability of the project in terms of electrocution, GPS monitoring, and camera recording of the face of the stealer. This study used descriptive-developmental research. This research was examined for a number of days by different respondents, technicians, and specialists. The idea is an ignition system that incorporates a remotely actuated stun system and conductive handlebars that shock anyone who tries to touch them without permission. The GPS and camera have their own distinct source of power, which allows the system to be monitored and tracked at all times. The results showed that the device was effectively conceptualized and built, integrating three main security features controlled remotely: an electrocution device on the handlebars, a GPS tracker with real-time location tracking, and a camera for capturing images and videos. The item worked fine. Each remote-control button did what it was supposed to do without interfering with other capabilities. So it was quite reliable and efficient. The user acceptability of GPS tracking was very high, and the safety system, video monitoring, and electrocutor were rated acceptable. Thus, the device can be operated and left for observation over a lengthy period of time to assess its endurance.
Keywords Anti-Theft, Camera, Electrocutor, Motorcycles
Published In Volume 17, Issue 2, July-December 2026
Published On 2026-10-15
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