The integration of IoT technology enables continuous monitoring of electric vehicle batteries by tracking important parameters such as voltage, temperature, and fire risk conditions. The collected sensor data is analyzed to detect any abnormal behaviour at an early stage, which helps in identifying possible faults quickly. Through wireless communication, the battery information is transmitted to cloud platforms, allowing remote monitoring and analysis. In case of any critical condition, instant alerts are generated to take necessary actions and prevent accidents or system damage. This system improves the overall performance, safety, and reliability of electric vehicles by supporting real-time monitoring and predictive maintenance.

The IoT-based monitoring system improves the safety and reliability of electric vehicles by continuously tracking battery conditions. Real-time analysis of sensor data helps in early fault detection and reduces the risk of accidents. Wireless connectivity enables remote monitoring and quick decision-making. Instant alerts and control actions prevent serious failures and hazards. Overall, the system enhances battery life, efficiency, and supports reliable EV operation.

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