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Austere theft prevention system

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Bangladesh is a third world country and the crime rate here is abominable. Plenty of car thefts are taking place every year and there needs to be a car Anti-theft system that can stop a car when the owner is alarmed that it is not in supervised possession. The device will also help to locate a rough position of the car anywhere in Bangladesh. The device can aid the prevention of attempted crimes, such as committing armed robbery, hit and run, using a stolen car to transport illegal goods and of course stealing the car itself. About 1000 cars are being stolen in Bangladesh every year (source: DMP - internet). Plenty of attempts have been made to equip Bangladesh with anti-theft devices, many of which did not succeed because of the lack of existing resources for the implementation of innovative ideas, or the devices just failing to capture the market with their outrageous costs of installation and maintenance. Our device attempts to gradually slow the car stolen car down and ultimately deactivate the power required to keep the car running. Hopefully this shall help eradicate cars being stolen and save Bangladesh enormous national revenue by curbing many crimes related.

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This thesis report is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering, 2010.
Cataloged from PDF version of thesis report.
Includes bibliographical references (page 31).

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