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Automatic Headlight Intensity Controller for Motorcycle

Bryan O. Calma

Advances in Research · pp. 282–295 · Published 27 Dec 2023

10.9734/air/2023/v24i61010

Abstract

Developing a technology that can enhance nighttime driving by minimizing the use of high beams is the main objective of this research development. A system that complied with the requirements was constructed using the Inputs Processes Output paradigm. The technology is quite helpful in comfort driving—a common problem for drivers behind you who get a sudden glare in their eyes. We came up with the concept to build an automated headlamp intensity controller. An automatic headlight intensity high beam light controller that is affordable and easy to install. All the necessary hardware and components for the suggested design were used. Experiments indicate that when facing other drivers, the controller automatically switches on and off the high and low beam lights to give the driver the proper command. The system's ability to detect light from the opposite direction—quantified in intensity and distance—was found upon testing. Consequently, the user rate and assessed the system, and the system and the automated headlight functioned as intended. The user gave the system a Strongly Agree rating in intetion to uses 4.86.

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