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This document describes a low-cost anti-theft system for vehicles. It uses an embedded chip with a proximity sensor that requires a unique password to start the car. If an incorrect password is entered three times, the system sends a text message with the vehicle location to local police and the owner. It also deactivates the fuel injector and activates a secret lock trapping the unauthorized user inside the car until the owner arrives. The system uses common components like a microcontroller, keypad, LCD screen, and GSM module to send alerts for around Rs. 7,300, providing sophisticated security at low cost.







