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                    Due to the increasing number of sensors deployed-in modern vehicles, intra-vehicular wireless sensor networks (IVWSNs) have recently received a lot of attention in the automotive industry, as they can reduce the amount of wiring harness inside a vehicle. By removing the wires, car manufacturers can reduce the weight of a vehicle and improve engine performance, fuel economy, and reliability. In addition to these direct benefits, an IVWSN is a versatile platform that can support other vehicular applications as well. An example application, known as a side blind zone alert (SBZA) system, which monitors the blind zone of the vehicle and alerts the driver in a timely manner to prevent collisions, is discussed in this paper. The performance of the IVWSN-based SBZA system is evaluated via real experiments conducted on two test vehicles. Our results show that the proposed system can achieve approximately 95%−99% detection rate with less than 15% false alarm rate. Compared with commercial systems using radars or cameras, the main benefit of the IVWSN-based SBZA is substantially lower cost.

Existing system	Proposed system
Here human concentrate is needed to drive and safety   Its fully depends on man power source       Drawbacks of existing system:          There is no intimation           Human intervention is needed to monitor and drive	In proposed system, we can design a new system to monitoring the blind zone vehicle and intimation     Advantage of proposed system:        Human intervention is less         Fast response         Buzzer will alert the driver