IRJET- IoT based Sensor Enabled Smart Parking SystemIRJET Journal
This document describes an IoT-based smart parking system that uses sensors to detect empty parking spots and a mobile app to help drivers find available spots more easily. The system includes IR transmitters and receivers attached to each parking spot to detect when a spot is empty. WiFi modules gather this data and send it to a central gateway, which stores the information in the cloud. The mobile app allows users to view available spots near their destination, reserve a spot, and pay for parking digitally. The system aims to reduce traffic and make parking more convenient, contributing to the development of smarter cities.
The document describes a smart parking system that uses IoT sensors in parking spots to detect availability in real-time and send this information to a mobile app. This allows drivers to easily find empty spots instead of driving around searching. The system aims to reduce traffic and pollution while improving the urban parking experience. It outlines the goals of more efficient parking, reduced congestion and time savings for drivers. The document also discusses components, challenges, case studies and future developments of smart parking systems.
This document describes a smart car parking system that uses Internet of Things (IoT) technology. Infrared sensors are used to detect when a parking space is occupied or empty. This information is sent over WiFi and displayed on an Android mobile app. The app allows users to check available spaces and book one in advance. When the user parks in the slot, an LED above it will light up green if empty or red if occupied. All parking space status information is stored on a central computer. The system aims to make parking more efficient by reducing drivers' search times and traffic congestion.
IRJET- A Study on Smart Parking System using IOT for Indian MallsIRJET Journal
This document proposes a smart parking system for Indian malls using IoT to address issues with current manual parking systems. It would use sensors to detect available parking spaces and allow drivers to check availability on their phones before arriving. When parking, the system would automatically guide cars into spaces and drivers would pay using their phone number. The system aims to optimize space usage, improve traffic flow, and help drivers locate available spots to reduce congestion and emissions. It proposes implementing this using Raspberry Pi, ultrasonic sensors and a central system to monitor space availability in real-time and provide data analytics.
IRJET- High Responsive Smart Parking System using IoTIRJET Journal
This document presents a proposed smart parking system using IoT. The system uses RFID sensors and a PIC microcontroller to detect vehicle occupancy of parking spaces in real-time. This information is sent to a cloud database. A mobile app allows drivers to check parking availability and book spaces. The system aims to address issues like inefficient parking, traffic congestion, and reduced fuel consumption by helping drivers find vacant spaces quickly. It provides real-time parking information and allows contactless payment of fees.
This document summarizes a proposed smart parking system that uses infrared sensors and wireless communication to detect available parking spaces and display this information. The system uses IR sensors at each parking space to detect when a space is occupied or vacant. This data is sent via ESP8266 nodes to a Raspberry Pi computer which computes and displays the parking availability on LCD screens in real-time. The system aims to reduce time spent searching for parking. Some challenges discussed include sensor accuracy, data transmission delays, battery life of sensors, and developing an easy-to-use user interface given the complex layouts of many parking structures.
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An IoT-based smart parking system uses sensors to monitor parking space availability and provide real-time updates to drivers through a mobile app. Sensors like ultrasonic sensors measure distance between objects to detect empty spaces, while an IoT device with an ESP8266 microcontroller transmits sensor data via MQTT protocol to the cloud. This allows drivers to view available spaces and navigate directly to an empty spot, avoiding time wasted searching and reducing traffic congestion.
This document summarizes a research paper on a smart parking management system that uses IoT technology. The system uses infrared sensors to detect available parking spaces. It transmits parking availability data via Wi-Fi to a server, which then provides the information to a mobile app. The app allows users to check for and reserve available spaces conveniently and free of cost. The system aims to help users more efficiently find parking and reduce traffic and fuel consumption by eliminating unnecessary driving to locate spots. It integrates technologies like Arduino, Android apps, infrared sensors, and cloud computing within an IoT framework.
With growing, Car parking increases with the number of car users. With the increased use of smartphones and their applications, users prefer mobile phone-based solutions. This paper proposes the Smart Parking Management System (SPMS) that depends on Arduino parts, Android applications, and based on IoT. This gave the client the ability to check available parking spaces and reserve a parking spot. IR sensors are utilized to know if a car park space is allowed. Its area data are transmitted using the WI-FI module to the server and are recovered by the mobile application which offers many options attractively and with no cost to users and lets the user check reservation details. With IoT technology, the smart parking system can be connected wirelessly to easily track available locations.
With growing, Car parking increases with the number of car users. With the increased use of smartphones
and their applications, users prefer mobile phone-based solutions. This paper proposes the Smart Parking
Management System (SPMS) that depends on Arduino parts, Android applications, and based on IoT. This
gave the client the ability to check available parking spaces and reserve a parking spot. IR sensors are
utilized to know if a car park space is allowed. Its area data are transmitted using the WI-FI module to the
server and are recovered by the mobile application which offers many options attractively and with no cost
to users and lets the user check reservation details. With IoT technology, the smart parking system can be
connected wirelessly to easily track available locations.
This document summarizes an article about developing an automatic smart parking system using Internet of Things technology. It describes a system that uses Raspberry Pi and cameras to detect available parking spaces and send that data to a server. Users can then check the server to see availability and get navigated to the nearest open spot, reducing time spent searching and traffic congestion. The system is designed to be low-cost compared to existing sensors-based parking solutions. It outlines the components, including centralized server, Raspberry Pi units with cameras, and user devices to access information.
The document discusses the development of a smart parking system using IoT technology. It describes how ultrasonic sensors connected to ESP8266 microcontrollers detect available parking spaces and transmit the data via MQTT protocol to AWS IoT and Lambda. This information is then displayed on a web application to help drivers find open spots. Some potential improvements discussed are using LoRaWAN protocol for longer battery life, computer vision for license plate recognition, and integrating additional sensors like electromagnetic and infrared sensors.
Automatic Free Parking Slot Status Intimating SystemIRJET Journal
This document describes a proposed automatic free parking slot status intimating system using Internet of Things (IoT) technology. The system uses ultrasonic sensors to detect vehicles parked in indoor lots and magnetic sensors to detect vehicles in outdoor lots. It identifies vehicles using their Bluetooth signal and USIM ID from connected smartphones. The sensor data is sent to a server via a gateway. The system aims to help drivers find available parking slots quickly and reduce fuel consumption from unnecessary driving to full lots. It provides a low-cost alternative to existing RFID-based systems by utilizing smartphones and wireless sensor networks.
IRJET- Intelligent Car Parking System commanded by Android ApplicationIRJET Journal
This document proposes an intelligent car parking system using a Raspberry Pi, QR codes, and an Android application. The system aims to automate the parking and unparking of cars to reduce human intervention and the time required for finding empty slots. Users can check parking availability in real-time using the mobile app and reserve slots. Infrared sensors connected to the Raspberry Pi detect occupied/empty slots, and the information is periodically updated to the server database and mobile app. The system is designed to provide more efficient parking operations and enhance the user experience.
In our day today life, the main problem is parking of vehicles mainly the car parking at a particular destination. Also this problem leads to traffic
congestion. This paper proposes the basic concept of using Wi-Fi based smart car parking services in modern cities as an important application of the
Internet of Things (IOT).This system will be launched through Smartphone provided and it can be used to monitor or find the empty slots in that area.
This system helps to improve the maximum utilization of parking area and reduces the user‟s waiting time.
IRJET- Smart Parking System in Multi-Storey BuildingsIRJET Journal
1. The document describes a proposed smart parking system for multi-storey buildings that uses sensors, a microcontroller, cloud storage, and an Android application.
2. Infrared sensors attached to a Raspberry Pi microcontroller would detect available parking spaces and send that data to the cloud, while an Android app would allow drivers to view available spaces and reserve them.
3. The system is intended to more efficiently manage parking by monitoring space availability in real-time and allowing drivers to reserve spaces in advance through their phones.
The document describes a proposed smart parking system that uses wireless sensor networks and mobile applications to help drivers find available parking spaces. Sensor nodes deployed in each parking spot detect occupancy and report this information to an embedded web server and central web server in real-time. Drivers can view available spaces on their mobile devices and reserve spots through the reservation-based smart parking system. The system is intended to reduce traffic from drivers searching for parking and guide them to available spots, improving traffic flow and convenience.
The document describes a proposed smart parking system that uses wireless sensor networks, embedded web servers, a central web server, and a mobile phone application to help drivers find available parking spaces. Wireless sensor nodes deployed in each parking spot detect occupancy and report it in real-time to embedded web servers. This data is then sent to a central web server which displays current availability and allows reservations via mobile apps. The system aims to more efficiently guide drivers to vacant spots and reduce traffic from drivers searching for parking.
This document proposes a smart parking system using IoT that automates parking and payment using sensors, cameras, and an Android application. The system uses ultrasonic sensors and a USB camera with a Raspberry Pi to detect vehicles and read their license plates upon entry and exit. It matches plates to reserved spots in a database to open barriers. Users can reserve spots and pay through the Android app, which also provides parking location and availability. This system aims to reduce congestion from drivers searching for spots by allowing drivers to locate and reserve spaces remotely. It collects usage data that could help parking owners improve operations based on trends. The system is presented as a solution to issues like inefficient parking searches, lack of availability information, and illegal parking.
A major problem in day to day life is parking of vehicles especially the car parking at an appropriate place. And this issue indirectly leads to traffic congestion. This paper presents the basic concept of using server or cloud based smart parking services in smart cities as an important application of the Internet of Things (IoT) paradigm. This system will be accessible through a mobile app or through the webpage provided and can be used to monitor or find the empty slots in that area.
This document describes a smart parking system that uses LoRa technology. It consists of ultrasonic sensors to detect available parking spots, a Node MCU microcontroller to process the sensor data and transmit information via LoRa, and an online platform to display available spots to drivers. The system aims to address issues like traffic and time wasted searching for parking. It works by sensing parking occupancy and updating an online map in real-time so drivers can identify open spots more easily. The document discusses the system components, methodology, applications and concludes that it can help reduce traffic and parking issues in busy areas like malls, hospitals and offices.
This document describes an IoT and GSM based smart car parking system developed by four students and supervised by Sayeed Islam. The system uses sensors to detect vehicles and send data on available parking slots to a mobile app and users via SMS. It aims to reduce traffic congestion by allowing users to check parking availability remotely and book slots. The system was implemented using sensors, Raspberry Pi for data processing, a mobile app, and a motor. It provides real-time parking information and booking while allowing user authentication. The students tested various functions like single/multiple bookings and unauthorized access. The proposed low-cost system helps reduce traffic and supports smart cities alongside being cost-effective and real-time.
Automatic Park and retrieve assissted systems for automobiles using smartphonetheijes
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The papers for publication in The International Journal of Engineering& Science are selected through rigorous peer reviews to ensure originality, timeliness, relevance, and readability.
Automatic Park and retrieve assissted systems for automobiles using smartphonetheijes
The International Journal of Engineering & Science is aimed at providing a platform for researchers, engineers, scientists, or educators to publish their original research results, to exchange new ideas, to disseminate information in innovative designs, engineering experiences and technological skills. It is also the Journal's objective to promote engineering and technology education. All papers submitted to the Journal will be blind peer-reviewed. Only original articles will be published.
Automatic Smart Car Parking System Using Iot And PythonMary Calkins
This document summarizes a research paper on an automatic smart car parking system using IoT and Python. The system uses sensors to detect available parking spaces and guides drivers to their assigned space using LED displays. It aims to reduce the time spent searching for parking. When a vehicle arrives, the system uses an automatic license plate recognition system to identify the vehicle and check for available spaces. It then calculates the optimal path to an available space using Dijkstra's algorithm and provides directions via LED displays along the way. The system is intended to reduce human workload and provide a more efficient parking experience.
Tugas Paper Teknik Penulisan Karya IlmiahSyahditaLika
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1) The 2019 article describes a smart parking location determination system for university campuses using fuzzy logic and IoT to detect available spaces and allow reservations via smartphone.
2) The 2019 article presents a parking access system using an e-ID card and Arduino-based RFID technology for identification and recording vehicle license plates.
3) The 2018 article proposes a smart parking payment system combining NFC and GPS on smartphones to allow contactless payment without paper tickets.
4) The 2017 article reviews automatic license plate recognition technologies and discusses challenges for implementing them in Indonesia.
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It also ensures efficient parking reservation and
management.
4. • Parking lot is saturated : The most severe issue is the increasing
number of vehicles with no increase in the parking space,hence,resulting in the jam.
• Overpay : Sometimes,drivers or customer don’t know how long they will stay at
a specific place. Therefore,they overpay the parking fees somtimes.
• Improper use of existent parking lot: People are always in a
hurry and get impatient to parking properly,which result in insufficient parking space
for other vehicles.
What issues you would come into while
parking vehicles?
6. ■ Parking Reservation: It allows drivers to reserve parking spaces
in advance through a mobile application or web interface.
■ Parking Management:this solution monitors parking space
availability and facilitates the billing process.
■ Access Control and Management: Parking lot owners can
use access control and management systems to allow only authorized
users to enter a parking area.
Problems tackled by IoT Smart
parking:
8. Multiple End Nodes: A smart parking system typically
involves multiple sensors (end nodes) installed at different
parking spots to detect the presence of vehicles.
Coordinator Node: These sensors send data to a central
coordinator node, which then collects this data and sends it to
the cloud for storage and analysis.
Cloud-Based Analysis: The data collected is usually large
and requires cloud-based storage and analysis. This enables
the system to provide real-time updates on parking
availability and other related analytics.
Wireless Sensor Networks: Smart parking systems often
rely on wireless sensor networks to function efficiently, fitting
well with the Level-5 IoT system which is designed for such
solutions.
A smart parking system would most
likely use a Level-5 IoT system. Here
are the key reasons for this:
9. Publish/ Subscribe model
Publisher: Parking sensors detecting whether a spot is occupied or vacant.
Subscriber: Mobile app or display systems that inform drivers about available parking
spots.
Topic: "ParkingSpotStatus" where each message contains the status of a specific
parking spot (e.g., occupied or vacant).
Flow:
Sensor detects a change: A parking spot becomes available or occupied.
Sensor publishes the update: The sensor publishes this event to the
"ParkingSpotStatus" topic.
Subscribers receive the update: Apps and display systems subscribed to
"ParkingSpotStatus" receive the update and notify drivers accordingly.
This model is particularly well-suited for smart parking systems due to its ability to
handle real-time updates and efficiently manage multiple data sources and
destinations.
12. THREE STAGES OF WORKING
1. INPUT:-
The data is collected by the
sensor, which provides real-time
information about the parking
status free/occupied, about the
Mobile APP which send data
related to the payment or the
parking authorizing title.
13. THREE STAGES OF WORKING
2.PROCESSING:-
The central server receives all the
data detected into the input
phase through a radio
communication network and it
guarantees total security in the
data storage activities. Indeed
users’ information are not
traceable at all.
14. THREE STAGES OF WORKING
3.OUTPUT:-
The management software
processes the data and makes
them available on the users
terminal’s for the use and the
consultation according to their
competences as administrators,
managers, police or users.
16. Function: Measure distance between objects
using ultrasonic waves.
Benefit: Allows for precise parking.
Drawback: Sensor might get blocked with dirt.
Ultrasonic sensors
Electromagnetic Field Sensors
Function: Detects and measures changes in the
magnetic field.
Benefit: Reacts to the approach of metal objects.
17. Infrared (IR) Sensors
Function: Emit an infrared signal and catch the
reflection of this signal from the environment.
Benefits:
• Measure temperature.
• Detect movement.
18. Development Stages:
1. Concept:
MVP for an IoT Smart Parking System
Overview: Define the concept of your IoT-
based parking solution.
Considerations:
Sensors and microcontrollers.
Cloud-based services.
Network protocols.
App type (mobile, web, or both).
19. Development Stages:
2. Prototype:
MVP for an IoT Smart Parking System
Overview: Build an initial version of the
smart parking system.
Steps:
1. Engage IoT experts.
2. Test and analyze the prototype.
3. Suggest further improvements.
20. Development Stages:
3. Design:
MVP for an IoT Smart Parking System
Overview: Create the user interface and
select features for the MVP.
Goals:
• User-friendly app.
• Compatibility with all major operating
systems.
21. MVP for an IoT Smart Parking System
Development Stages:
4. Development:
Overview: Implement the technical
aspects of the MVP.
Involves:
Mobile, front-end, and back-end
developers.
Hardware developers.
Integration with ready-made design
solutions.
5. Testing:
Overview: Connect and test all
components of the system.
Steps:
1. Experts examine the MVP for flaws
and limitations.
2. Ensure goals are achieved.
3. Fix bugs and offer updates.