Abstract
With the increase in vehicle production and world population, more and more parking spaces and facilities are required. In this paper a new parking system called Smart Parking detection System is proposed to assist drivers in a residential building or office where all the owners or employee will be allotted with a particular parking space to know the occupancy of the parking space if any wrong car is parked in their slot. The new system uses infrared sensors to detect either car park occupancy or improper parking actions. Features of smart parking detection system include detection of car occupancy in a parking slot , getting information of the parked vehicle if it doesn’t matches with the car number registered and notify the details of the car parked by sending message to a registered phone number. This paper also describes the use of a metal rack to protect the sensors from external damage.
Highlights
Most of the current existing car parking systems in various premises like offices residential housing, universities, etc have a reserved parking slot system in which various people are assigned a particular reserved parking slot
This problem usually occurs in urban areas, or in premises with events where number of vehicles is higher as compared to the availability of parking spaces
This work has implemented a smart parking network that enhances the appropriateness of saving users time to locate a convenient parking spot and decreases the whole capital needed to redirect to designated parking spot
Summary
Difficulty in Finding Vacant Spaces Sometimes it is problematic for the user to find free parking lot if the allotted slot is already taken. It effects the user because of the time and system energy it takes to find a free space for parking. Improper Parking If a car is parked in such a way that it occupies two parking slots rather than one, this is called improper parking. Sometimes improper parking occurs when a driver parks on or a bit outside of the lines of a parking space
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