Sustainable and Intelligent Parking System
Sumukha S Nadig , Nishanth M Shinde , Shrigndha S , Tejas B V , Srilakshmi Nayaka S R, Srilakshmi Nayaka S R
dept.of E&C Enfineering
PES Institute of Technology and Management
Shivamogga,577204
Abstract—In public places like malls, hospitals, businesses, and market places, parking is a major problem. Finding parking lanes requires investment and manual labour, which adds time and congestion. This issue can be lessened with an automated parking system that uses infrared transmitter-receiver pairs in each lane and a display outside the gate. Additionally, the system uses RFID readers/tags, automatic billing, and entry-exit data logging to manage check-ins and check-outs. At neighbouring kiosks, users can register, create an account, and add money for recharging. Users are directed to the available parking spaces by video displays at the parking floor entrance. This system uses infrared transmitter-receiver pairs in each lane and displays outside the gate, providing users with real-time information about the availability of parking slots. Conventional parking systems lack intelligent monitoring, and parking lots are monitored by security guards.
The proposed system uses a display unit to display a visual representation of parking, including empty and occupied slots, helping users decide where to park their car. The system also manages check-in and check-outs under RFID readers/tags, with additional features such as automatic billing and entry exit data logging. Users complete a one-time registration process, creating an account with personal information and money for recharge at nearby kiosks. Video displays at the entrance of the parking floor guide users to the vacant parking slots, showing green and red slots respectively.
The sharp rise in vehicle density, especially during peak hours, makes it difficult for users to locate a parking space. Additionally, there is a smartphone app that lets customers check the availability of parking spaces and make the appropriate reservation. Smart parking can reduce pollution and fuel use in urban areas, increasing the
economy. Parking management is the process of making better use of parking resources. To effectively manage parking, the first step is to identify the source of the problem. Finding enough parking is one of the industries with the fastest growth rates due to the increasing number of cars on the road. Usually, traffic has been a nightmare. clever parking options from
Keywords—Vehicle density, Parking Space, Peak hours, Sharp Rise, Smart parking, Spaces, Parking, Increasing, Vehicles, Users, Urban, Traffic, Step, Source, RFID, Lane, Infrared, Gate
