AI-based Sustainable Vehicle Monitoring System for Existing Internal Combustion Vehicles

Authors

  • Venkata Ramachandra Karthik Chundi

Keywords:

Self-serving data marts, AutoML, data governance, enterprise data warehousing, metadata management, AI-driven analytics, Social media, Natural Language Processing, Sentiment Analysis., computer-mediated communication, Federated data governance, anti-money laundering, cross-institution collaboration, data privacy, AI, virtual data warehousing, sustainability, vehicle retrofitting, OBD-II diagnostics, Internet of Things, Predictive Maintenance.

Abstract

The transportation industry is a major contributor to carbon� emissions, with internal combustion engines responsible for over� 25% of the total. Despite advances and regulations encouraging the� shift to electric vehicles, the transition from diesel engines remains� slow, as expected. Many countries have heavily relied on diesel� engines, which makes the switch to electric vehicles more difficult� due to the higher costs of buying and replacing internal combustion� engines with electric ones. Therefore, this report suggests a� solution: retrofitting existing ICE vehicles with AI-powered� sustainable vehicle monitoring systems. This upgrade involves� installing sensors that work with OBD-II diagnostics to monitor� emissions, fuel use, and driving habits in real time. Gathering this� data aims to develop personalized, eco-friendly driving� recommendations that help reduce overall emissions. This method� provides a cost-effective, sustainable, and environmentally friendly� alternative to high carbon emissions. It is also scalable, even in� regions with limited financial resources.

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AI-based Sustainable Vehicle Monitoring System for Existing Internal  Combustion Vehicles

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Published

2025-09-18

How to Cite

AI-based Sustainable Vehicle Monitoring System for Existing Internal Combustion Vehicles. (2025). London Journal of Research In Computer Science and Technology, 25(3), 1-7. https://journalspress.uk/index.php/LJRCST/article/view/1581