Railway Accident Avoidance System Using IoT with Cloud

Computing

V. Kumara Guru, V. Suriyanarayanan, Arcot Naga Vignesh and C. Suresh Kumar

Department of IT, VelTech University, Avadi, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

Keywords: IoT, GPS Technology, Kalman Filter, Cloud Platform Track, Anti‑Collision.

Abstract: Railway system and transportation are critical mode of mass transitions, and the safety for passengers and

luggage which is highly important. This paper introduces a new approach for reaching the level of railway

safety and security for the people. The integration of Arduino Uno, relay, sensor [IR sensor, Ultrasonic

sensor], Esp32 camera module with the Internet of Things. The proposed railway accident avoidance system

uses Arduino Uno microcontrollers to monitor and control varies aspects of the railway systems. The core

objective is to mitigate the risk of the railway accidents by the deployment of highly developed sensor network

along with the tracks. The system is the railway accident avoidance system designed with the detection ability

of possible obstructions such as obstacles and obstructions together with illegal penetration on the rail track.

Arduino Uno performs the central processing unit in order to interface with the sensing network which does

continuous tracking and monitoring of conditions of tracks. Collected data are received in real time to a cloud

based IoT platform where remotely it can be monitored and analysed. The system uses an algorithm in two

approaches for the IoT module where the sensor module will be combined with Kalman filter and fetch the

GPS live location data and for the collision for the two train which should not being occurred so for that the

collision prediction algorithm is used to identify possible risks and risk triggers of preventive actions. we have

created a web application to connect with cloud and database where for the internet of things enhances

communication between the Railway Accident Avoidance System and railway operators in handling critical

circumstances. The work goes on successfully in validating and demonstrating that the adoption of within the

IoT domain, The web application will fetch data from the live location from the railway system and transmit

the data with the help of Esp32 camera module and ultrasonic sensor detection to communicate effectively

and efficiently throughout the website if there is any high possibility of problems is occurred it will alert the

passengers inside the railway train and safeguard the people by this way we can ultimately save the resources

and the safety of the railway systems automatically using this internet of things module.

1 INTRODUCTION

The period where technology interconnects with

everyday safety, the assembly of the Internet of

Things (IoT) and Cloud Computing, has evolved in

recent sectors including railway systems. Railway

systems, dating back to the 1990s, remain a major

global concern due to significant loss of life and

property damage caused by accidents, especially on

high-speed train tracks. These accidents often result

from human error, technical failures, or equipment

malfunctions. To address this, the proposed system

aims to manage and respond to incidents by alerting

nearby railway stations, leveraging IoT and Cloud

Computing to enhance safety, improve operational

reliability, and protect lives and infrastructure

(Kumar, Raj, & Desai, 2021; Gupta & Sharma, 2020).

Recent data highlights a troubling rise in railway

accidents, particularly at road-rail intersections,

accounting for approximately 28% of railway-related

fatalities globally over the past decade (Zhang et al.,

2019; Lee, Kim, & Park, 2018). Alarmingly, around

two-thirds of these incidents can be traced to

limitations in current monitoring approaches, which

rely heavily on manual inspections and basic sensor

technologies that lack real-time hazard detection and

response capabilities (Wang, Zhang, & Johnson,

2017; Singh & Verma, 2016).

The convergence of IoT and Cloud Computing

technologies has introduced a transformative shift in

railway safety systems. Through connected sensors,

microcontrollers, and real-time surveillance

Guru, V. K., Suriyanarayanan, V., Vignesh, A. N. and Kumar, C. S.

Railway Accident Avoidance System Using IoT with Cloud Computing.

DOI: 10.5220/0013925000004919

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mechanisms, these systems offer enhanced

monitoring and proactive alerts for issues such as rail

irregularities, obstacles, and structural weaknesses

(Patel, Raj, & Zhao, 2019; Li & Zhao, 2020). Data

from these systems is transmitted to centralized

monitoring centers for immediate action (Brown,

White, & Johnson, 2018; Kumar, Gupta, & Wang,

2021).

Developments in IoT-based railway systems have

demonstrated a notable 85% improvement in early

hazard detection and a 70% reduction in response

times (Zhang & Liu, 2019; Sharma, Desai, & Zhao,

2017). Cloud Computing further supports real-time

data processing, storage, and advanced analytics,

enabling predictive maintenance and quick decision-

making (Raj & Desai, 2020; Zhao, Li, & Zhang,

2021). Integrating AI with IoT sensor networks has

improved pattern recognition and accident prediction,

reducing false alerts by 45% compared to traditional

methods (Williams, Thomas, & Kumar, 2019;

Ahmad, Wang, & Chen, 2020).

This project proposes an IoT-based railway

accident detection and collision avoidance system

designed to prevent simultaneous train collisions,

which pose significant safety risks. The system

combines various sensors, continuous monitoring,

and advanced analytics to establish a reliable accident

prediction framework. By utilizing IoT and Cloud

Computing, the system ensures high accuracy in

detecting potential collisions or hazards in real time.

Data is processed and stored in a dedicated web

application, ensuring no data loss during

configuration. Experimental results demonstrate a

95% success rate in detecting hazards and reducing

response times from minutes to mere seconds.

2 RELATED WORK

The rapid advancement of smart technology has

brought about remarkable advancements in road

safety. One promising area of invention is the

Railway Accident Avoidance System, which

seamlessly integrates IoT bias with calculating

structure. By employing factors similar as the ESP32

micro controller, ultrasonic detectors, relays, and

buzzers, these systems can give real- time monitoring

and visionary accident prevention. The power of data

analytics and straightforward communication ensures

timely interventions, latest enhancing the overall

safety of road inspections. IoT-grounded road safety

systems calculate on detector technology and

automated alert mechanisms to enhance operational

security.

IoT detectors are important for real-time data

collection and transmission (Kumar, Raj, & Desai,

2021), enabling immediate hazard detection and

preventative measures. Cloud computing provides

scalable storage and analytics capabilities, allowing

authorities to assess potential threats and respond

quickly to issues detected on railway tracks (Gupta &

Sharma, 2020). The integration of ultrasonic

detectors and camera modules enhances obstacle

detection by providing both distance measurements

and visual confirmation, which is crucial for

identifying and resolving track obstructions,

improving response times, and reducing false

positives (Singh & Verma, 2016).

Additionally, the use of relays and buzzers for

immediate alerts ensures that both automated and

manual interventions can be executed effectively to

prevent accidents (Brown, White, & Johnson, 2018).

The deployment of ESP32 camera modules further

strengthens the system’s ability to capture real-time

images and transmit them to cloud platforms for

advanced analysis (Kumar, Gupta, & Wang, 2021).

This approach enables the implementation of

sophisticated object detection algorithms to

differentiate between living and non-living obstacles,

thereby optimizing track safety (Li & Zhao, 2020).

Real-time notifications to railway authorities,

combined with automated train halting mechanisms,

create a comprehensive safety framework that

ensures quick responses to emerging threats (Patel,

Raj, & Zhao, 2019). The use of buzzer alerts has been

highlighted as an effective means of enhancing

passenger safety and operational efficiency (Sharma,

Desai, & Zhao, 2017). Recent advancements in

railway safety have increasingly leveraged IoT and

Cloud Computing to improve accident prevention and

response strategies. For instance, Gupta, Joshi, and

Singh (2023) presented a comprehensive study on

"Smart Railway Accident Prevention Leveraging IoT

and Cloud" in the Journal of Intelligent Transport

Systems, emphasizing real-time infrastructure

monitoring to proactively address hazards.

Similarly, Malhotra, Mehta, and Gupta (2024)

proposed a "Next-Gen Railway Accident-Avoidance

System Utilizing IoT and Cloud" in the International

Journal of IoT and Cloud Research, reinforcing the

role of connected technologies in proactive railway

safety. Verma, Wang, and Gao (2024) also introduced

a "Cloud-Based IoT Framework for Railway

Accident Mitigation" in the IEEE Transactions on

Industrial Informatics, demonstrating the system’s

ability to monitor railway infrastructure in real-time,

identify hazards as they arise, and activate preventive

measures to reduce the likelihood of accidents.

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2.1 Limitations of Related Work

Related workshop in which IoT highly grounded

rail- way safety systems offer significant

advancements. The trust ability of these systems

heavily depends on the symmetrical connectivity

of detectors and the stability of the net- work.

Interruptions in connectivity, whether due to poor

signal strength, network traffic or cyberattacks, can

compromise real-time data transmission and hamper

timely responses to hazards.

Secondly, the difficulty of detector data can be

told by environmental factors similar as rainfall

conditions (rain, snow, fog), temperature oscillations,

and electromagnetic interference. These factors can

lead to inaccurate readings or false alerts, potentially

dividing train operations and causing without delays.

The effectiveness of these systems relies on the

quality of data analysis and the capability of mortal

drivers to interpret and respond to cautions at that

situations.

3 METHODOLOGY

3.1 Hardware Integration

In the heart of this IoT system is an Arduino Uno mi-

controller, the brain of the operations will be

performed in this area. It constantly receives and

analyzes data from various sensors. Ultrasonic

sensors act as the system’s eyes, scanning the tracks

for any obstructions like fallen trees, human being, or

even animals. When an obstruction is sensed, a

camera module ESP32 will take actual real-time

photos of the scenario to present visible evidence of

what is taking place. All of this will then be noted by

the microcontroller which triggers a corresponding

reaction. An automation relay interface links with

railway signals, whereby it can automate train

stopping or slowdown to a complete halt without

crushed by collision. To make people aware of the

collision, a loud buzzer sounds that immediately

gives a warning to the railway staff and workers in the

surrounding area to act, so they may react and take

precautions and prevent themselves. The IR sensor is

also used to detect and prevent if there is any sudden

fire or accident in the railway train.

3.2 Data Collection and Processing

The ultrasonic sensors continuously scan the railway

tracks with vigilant eyes and watch for anything that

might prove dangerous. This system collects

information in real-time about the state of the track,

always alert for any blockage that can endanger the

movement of the train. If any obstruction is noticed,

the ESP32 camera installed in the system

immediately clicks its high-resolution photos of the

place. This provides useful visual evidence to confirm

the presence of the obstruction and understand its

nature.

This whole assembles of data from the sensor

reading, to images it captures all would be uploaded

by an IoT network to a power cloud with the help of

the Apache 2.0 database. All this collected

information is accumulated on the hub server are

used in analyzing, observing patterns or trend. For its

record, especially of repeatedly seen obstacles, a

system may pre-estimate trouble ahead, preventive

maintenance and all this makes safe and more reliable

the infrastructure as a whole, railway infrastructural.

3.3 Cloud-Based Decision Making

All the sensed data and the taken pictures are

transmitted to a cloud server which will then make

use of the XAMPP and PHP webserver to fetch data

from the collision prediction algorithm or using

Kalman filter to get GPS live location for the data

which is processed by the IoT module. In addition, the

system can initiate autonomous corrective actions

itself, such as turning relays to order a stop or slow

down an approaching train. The approach minimizes

involving humans in activities and hence potential

delays as well as potential errors during critical

situations.

3.4 Alert and Response System

Our system empowers railway officials with

immediate notifications through IoT-enabled devices.

They can thereby promptly assess the situation and

take decisions. The relay system auto- adjusts the

signals of railways intelligently in real time and makes

timely responses to potential hazards. It will,

therefore, alert accidents. To increase the level of

awareness, the system has integrated the buzzer and

alarm mechanism for on-ground railway personnel

for the passenger’s safety.

The alert can be given in the railway by pulling

down the emergency button the stop train and have

the efficient and effective way to identify there is any

kind of serious situation occurred in the railway

system. The other alternative way is that the website

will directly inform the alert to the nearby railway

station and get response from the user to intimate the

usage of the railway live data footage through our

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website using Internet of Thing with Cloud

computing and database management system.

Figure 1: Architecture for the proposed model.

3.5 General Architecture

In Figure 1, The system design proposed involves a

number of interconnected modules by Internet of

Things (IoT) which is managed and controlled by the

web application through Arduino ide cloud the central

and heart of the

central Arduino Uno and consists of

micro-controller unit. This makes it possible to

monitor, detect and control the railway extensively.

The system is divided into 4 main subsystems: power

management, sensor integration, camera detection

and communication infrastructure.

Beginning with the power management

subsystem, it starts with a main battery unit connected

to a voltage regulator.

This regulator guarantees

stable power distributed throughout the system,

where the connection is transmitted through Arduino

Uno and power supplied through other interconnected

hardware systems. Now the data will be collected

from the ultrasonic sensor and transmitted to the

Arduino Uno where the data will be shared based

on the live location data in this case GPS is used

with kelaman filter and fetch data along with the

combination of sensor data and measures the

distance, speed and time of the train which is

moving in the railway track. The system is backed by

an independent transmitter unit that communicates

with the receiver module. The transmitter board,

necessary elements: a protection diode to prevent

reverse polarity damage, an encoder for signal

processing, and an RF Module Transmitter with an

antenna for wireless transmission. The transmitter

also comprises a control interface with a set of

directional inputs (forward, left, right, backward),

suggesting the capability of control navigation in the

railway systems.

The camera detection will be captured by Esp32

camera module where the data will be sensed by real

time data and information can be transmitted by the

web application. The collision prediction algorithm in

a railway system typically uses real time train live

location data with GPS tracker, speed information,

calculate the potential for collisions, if there is any

collision occurrence risk it will detect within a

certain time frame, and slow down or stop the train.

The data will be calculated on the web application

where the website based on the sufficient data which

is collected from the railway accident incident in the

live location and can be managed to input the data and

output the data as ID number, Station name, Date,

Timing in the website will be displayed and shared

when there is any object or any human being the train

will be stopped on the basis of the distance, speed and

time duration of the train which travels in the high

speed.

The web application will be having containing

data and displaying the data with the basis of the

database where it is consisted of apache 2.0 when we

start the process the data will be transmitted from the

Internet of Things (IoT) module to website which

consists of the Arduino cloud integrated which helps

to control and manage data transfer from IoT into

cloud where the data will be displayed overall

problem where the incident is happens everything

will be shown in our website with live real time

detection of the railway systems.

4 EXPERIMENT AND RESULTS

4.1 Graph

Figure 2: Performance for railway accident avoidance

system using IoT.

In Figure 2, The graph represents how a railway

accident avoidance system performs in given Internet

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of Things (IoT) and cloud computing. In the given

graph X-axis shows different time intervals in

seconds, and the Y-axis tracks 3 key performance

metrics. The detection time and avoidance time for

the system are high throughout the complete session,

hence the performance provided by the system and its

response is rapid in accident avoidance. Accuracy

will be shown in the web application where the system

is quite scalable, reliable and available at any time.

The result shows slight differences in accuracy

that may be due to external causes such as changes in

the environment or system conditions. Overall, he

system is efficient and effective for detecting and

alerting the railway train passengers and people near

by the train with minimal delay and high accuracy.

4.2 Data Collection

Figure 3: Real-time obstacle and intrusion detection on

railway tracks using ESP32 camera and object recognition

models.

This project railway detection system performed well

int he fields tests. We have run it and done several

more times with the higher-level assessments, and it

always accurately recognize and separate various

stages from the collected real time data and events. It

will always detect unauthorized people and other

objects, even under varied weather conditions,

providing the practical real time sensed data. We used

a visual system to confirm how well it recognized

people by our own eyes. It showed human activity

through various different markers in various settings,

ranging from jam-packed stations to lots of

vegetation. It was accurate throughout, with time-

stamps and quality images to analyze risk. If there is

any kind of movements then it will automatically

detect with ultrasonic sensor and Esp32 camera

module to identify and provide complete data.

The main idea is the system is able to monitor

both people and infrastructure concurrently. Vibration

detectors and damage detectors were strategically

positioned throughout the railway network. By

working together, these devices allow rich streams of

data merging to enhance threat detection. Very

importantly, this system sends out the information

instantaneously, and with latest time-stamps, so that

everything arrives in real-time at the control center.

The system provided good performance in any light

and under any weather conditions. Table 1 shows the

Tools and Techniques for Railway Accident

Avoidance Using IoT.

The collected data will be transmitted through the

website with the help of the database where we have

exact real time location for the different railway

stations. The GPS will be helped for the live location

detection for the railway system where the sudden

railway accident will be occurred in the train track. So

the data will be presented in the web application

the processed data will collect from the GPS to

database where there is need for the connection form

the data to connect with the Internet of Things (IoT)

with cloud integrated web application where the

collected data will be shared and produce or display

the output values with the help of the data image

quality and identification accuracy were consistent

through all tests and were therefore acceptable for

continuous operation. The tests also validated the

merit of merging various monitoring modalities with

visual surveillance. The data collection process and

the identification of a wide range of safety concerns

in real-life situations. Figure 3 shows the Real-Time

Obstacle and Intrusion Detection on Railway Tracks

Using ESP32 Camera and Object Recognition

Models.

Table 1: Tools and techniques for railway accident

avoidance using IoT.

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Hardware Used

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Wireless communication

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4.3 Implementation

The innovative railway safety network integrates

intelligent Internrt of Thing (IoT) technology to

establish its efficient accident prevention system to

combine the electronic cloud computing system.

4.4 Result

Figure 4: Prototype model of IoT-enabled railway

monitoring system with live train stop log display.

This experiment evaluation of the novel railway

safety framework demonstrated the successful

combination of Inter- net of Things (IoT) architecture

with cloud-based computing systems. The analysis of

digital interface metrics on the monitoring terminal

for railway accident showed ongoing data flow and

surveillance patterns, capturing various operational

states including intersection notifications and

terminal operations to ensure through monitoring of

railway activities with the help of web application

which is interconnected with the Internet of Things

and xampp database to fetch the data capture the

entire process with the ID number, Station name,

Date and Timing where the railway train stops and

shows complete details for the railway activities. The

experiment is constructed on a laptop foundation,

where the complete exhibited seamless components

integration. The GPS functionality was visually

confirmed by a kalman filter where light on an

Arduino Uno circuit board is connected, while a

Ultrasonic senor will detect the objects and human

beings. The Inferred sensor will detect the fire

weather there is any potential fire catches in the train

with the of IR sensor there will be a detector the sense

the smoke and alert passenger in the railway train.

The relay will indicate the time duration to present the

display on web application where the data will be

collected and automated to our website and enhance

the functionalities of the railway accident mitigation

strategies. Figure 4 shows the Prototype Model of

IoT-Enabled Railway Monitoring System with Live

Train Stop Log Display.

The Arduino ide connected cloud computing has

the ability to store and manage the overall

infrastructure of the web application in which the data

will be stored in the cloud and highly secured and

safe to process the data where there will be no more

data loss or ID number of the railway station where

the incident is happens based on the given dataset in

the Arduino cloud. The web application is built on the

basis of PHP server where the login credentials and

data security will be processed on the website. The

xampp application will contains database where the

Apache 2.0 is integrated to connect the database and

have the ability to manage the website to connect the

Internet of Thing (IOT) module. The network

integration analysis, documented through the

monitoring inter- face, exhibited sustained

connectivity throughout the evaluation windows

operating system. The architecture processed diverse

data categories, incorporating both network requests

and station status updates, demonstrating robust

information handling capabilities.

Quantitative assessment of operational metrics

revealed communication latency values consistently

within engineering specifications. The alert warning

systems demonstrated clear alert differentiation,

maintaining hierarchical notification protocols based

on latest collision prediction algorithms. The digital

interface architecture successfully implemented real-

time surveillance capabilities, enabling operational

oversight through a sophisticated control panel.

Implementation of multi-page data management

protocols indicated successful handling of high-

volume operational metrics.

Emergency protocols, particularly fail-safe

mechanisms, performed according to design

parameters during simulated network interruptions.

Local control systems-maintained autonomous safety

operations, validating system redundancy measures.

Component integration assessment revealed latest

collaboration between physical infrastructure and

cloud computing services. The wireless

communication module sustained reliable data

channels throughout the evaluation period. The

framework demonstrated successful concurrent

processing of multiple data streams, encompassing

geographical coordinates, environmental parameters,

and control signals, maintaining consistent

performance metrics.

This research validates the feasibility of

implementing advanced railway safety protocols

through IoT integration, with experimental results

supporting both hardware reliability and cloud

computing efficiency. The expected outcomes

suggest significant potential for enhancing

transportation safety.

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5 FUTURE WORKS

This project has some critical and important works for

the people to save and protect from the additional

accidents. First the latest predictive algorithms

which are produced by the machine learning (ML)

and and artificial intelligence (AI) will enhance the

system’s ability to anticipate potential hazards. The

focus on real-time data communication and

advanced predictive models, and other such

mechanisms to go further reduce the possibilities of

the railway accidents. The railway train can predict in

such a unpredictable situation’s where that might not

lead to accidents for the upcoming future incidents.

To improve operations on the railway train track

detection, the solar beam is used to sense and

detect the train track slopes and distance to slow

down and stop the train in which the accident will be

not performed for the future purpose. In the future,

the systems could be implemented with the voice

recognition technology for hands-free alerts and

controls, allowing operators to receive information

and issue commands during emergency situations

without distractions. To enhance the current system’s

capabilities, we will focus on integrating a drone

based monitoring system in front of the railway train

to improve a lot more safety and security of the

passengers.

6 CONCLUSIONS

In this project, railway accident avoidance using IoT

with cloud computing is presented and demonstrated

the latest potential to improve safety for people and

efficiency for the real-time scenario. The ability to

monitor conditions in real time and rapidly analyze

data and interact with response mechanisms provides

a proactive approach to preventing accidents. By

enabling immediate coordination with central

monitoring stations, the platform ensures that any

potential emergency situations can be addressed

promptly, by safeguarding the lives of passengers and

railway safely.

Looking forward, the evolution of this safety

framework calls for several crucial developments and

improvements in the future work. This should

prioritize the creation of sophisticated predictive

algorithms powered by machine learning, along- side

the implementation of comprehensive weather

monitoring capabilities. The integration of artificial

intelligence could revolutionize the decision-making

process, while establishing robust interconnected

device communication networks and backup safety

protocols would strengthen the system’s reliability.

When strategically implemented within existing

railway infrastructure, this innovative approach

shows tremendous promise in significantly reducing

the likelihood of accidents through proactive

prevention measures.

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