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Mechanical Steering-Controlled Adaptive Headlight System
Arbaz.U, Chandrashekhar.K, S. Immanviel David Raj, K. Durgashashank
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Abstract: Night-time driving accidents mainly occur due to poor road visibility during turns and curves. Conventional vehicle headlights remain fixed in one direction and fail to illuminate curved roads effectively. This limitation reduces driver visibility and increases accident risks during night driving. To overcome this problem, a Mechanical Steering-Controlled Adaptive Headlight System is proposed.
The proposed system mechanically connects the steering mechanism with the headlight assembly so that the headlights automatically rotate according to steering wheel movement. During turning operations, the headlights illuminate the curved path, thereby improving visibility and driver safety. The system consists of a steering linkage mechanism, rotating headlight assembly, return spring mechanism, and pivot arrangement.
The developed system improves road illumination, reduces blind spots, enhances driver confidence, and minimizes accident possibilities during night driving. The proposed design is economical, simple, reliable, and suitable for automobiles operating in urban and highway conditions.
Keywords: Adaptive Headlight System, Steering Control, Automobile Safety, Night Driving, Mechanical Linkage, Vehicle Lighting System.
The proposed system mechanically connects the steering mechanism with the headlight assembly so that the headlights automatically rotate according to steering wheel movement. During turning operations, the headlights illuminate the curved path, thereby improving visibility and driver safety. The system consists of a steering linkage mechanism, rotating headlight assembly, return spring mechanism, and pivot arrangement.
The developed system improves road illumination, reduces blind spots, enhances driver confidence, and minimizes accident possibilities during night driving. The proposed design is economical, simple, reliable, and suitable for automobiles operating in urban and highway conditions.
Keywords: Adaptive Headlight System, Steering Control, Automobile Safety, Night Driving, Mechanical Linkage, Vehicle Lighting System.
How to Cite:
[1] Arbaz.U, Chandrashekhar.K, S. Immanviel David Raj, K. Durgashashank, βMechanical Steering-Controlled Adaptive Headlight System,β International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer and Communication Engineering (IJARCCE), DOI: 10.17148/IJARCCE.2026.155173
