This project aims to illustrate the use of innovation in metro train development. This proposed framework is a programmed train and it wipes out the need of any driver. In this undertaking Arduino has been utilized. Whenever the train shows up at the station it stops naturally, as detected by an IR sensor. It is likewise furnished with passenger counting segment, which counts the passengers present in the train. The passenger counts are shown on a serial monitor of the Arduino. Further the undertaking can be upgraded by making this framework further developed by showing the situation with the train over an LCD screen. The voice module IC is utilized for the sound declaration of stations.
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Rajeshwari C S, Sneha S, Victor Jeyaseelan, “Shuttling of Automatic Metro Train Between Stations”, Advances in Intelligent Systems and Technologies, pp. 142-148, December. 2022. doi: 10.53759/aist/978-9914-9946-1-2_27
