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Ambulance detection for smart traffic light applications with fuzzy controller

International Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering (IJECE) · Vol. 12 No. 5 (2022)

DOI
10.11591/ijece.v12i5.pp4876-4882
ISSN
2722-2578, 2088-8708
Published
2022-10-01
Publisher
Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science
License
creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0

Abstract

In the development of intelligent cities, the automation of vehicular mobility is one of the strong points of research, where intelligent traffic lights stand out. It is essential in this field to prioritize emergency vehicles that can help save lives, where every second counts in favor of the transfer of a patient or injured person. This paper presents an artificial intelligence algorithm based on two stages, one is the recognition of emergency vehicles through a ResNet-50 and the other is a fuzzy inference system for timing control of a traffic light, both lead to an intelligent traffic light. An application of traffic light vehicular flow control for automatic preemption when detecting emergency vehicles, specifically ambulances, is oriented. The training parameters of the network, which achieves 100% accuracy with confidence levels between 65% with vehicle occlusion and 99% in direct view, are presented. The traffic light cycles are able to extend the green time of the traffic light with almost 50% in favor of the road that must yield the priority, in relation to not using the fuzzy inference system.

Collaboration network of the authors

22 authors · 43 co-authorship links · 11 across different organisations

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  • Universidad Militar Nueva Granada
  • Universidad de los Llanos
  • Universidad Manuela Beltrán
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Javier Orlando Pinzon-ArenasUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada8
César G. PachónUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada5
Walter Naranjo LouridoUniversidad de los Llanos4
Anny Astrid Espitia CubillosUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada3
Astrid RubianoUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada2
Paula UsecheAffiliation unknown2
Cristian AlmanzaUniversidad de los Llanos2
Jairo David Cuero OrtegaUniversidad de los Llanos2
Juan Sebastian Sanabria JimenezUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada2
Luis Ariel Riaño OcampoUniversidad de los Llanos2
Gustavo Andres Gallego ChipiajeUniversidad de los Llanos2
Jorge HerreraUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada2
Paula Catalina Useche-MurilloUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada2
Carlos Javier Enciso AragónUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada1
Jose Luis RamirezUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada1
Jose L. RamirezUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada1
Fredy Alberto SanzUniversidad Manuela Beltrán1
Emerson Cabanzo MosqueraUniversidad de los Llanos1
Juan C. Guachetá-AlbaUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada1

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