A Solution of Vehicle Emission Inspection Using RFID Technology

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Vehicle emissions are harmful to our environment, so engine maintenance, particularly the catalytic converter is very necessary. Mandatory vehicle examination cannot be taken easily for each vehicle, so it is difficult to enforce the vehicle owners on monitoring the health of their engines daily and taking immediate action to solve their vehicle emission problems. In this paper, we propose a solution framework of vehicle emission inspection by RFID through petrol station.

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