QR CODE BASED SMART PARKING SYSTEM
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15575744Keywords:
Cloud Computing, Data SecurityAbstract
In the modern era of rapid growth and development, the demand for cars has increased gradually. With the demand, the problem of finding the appropriate parking space is now a key challenge. To remember the place where one has parked the car in the crowd of 500-600 cars is a troublesome situation for anyone. Unwanted use of parking space because of the lack of feasibility and payment method leads to a huge loss for the vendors of parking space. Finding an appropriate parking space needs a lot of time. The advanced developed parking ecosystem can solve much of the problem mentioned above. A hassle-free system will help both vendor and user to overcome most of the problem as well as it eases the payment method and saves time. The use of QR(Quick Response) code and a dedicated app can overcome the problems of the existing parking system. In the modern era, it's very difficult to build a new infrastructure for parking. Along with the exponential growth in the automobile industry, parking problems increase at the same pace. Most of the existing parking system includes various sensors like the ultrasonic sensor, GPS (Global positioning system). The installation cost of these types of sensors needs huge investments along with daily maintenance charges. These types of sensors can't be operated in an open parking space. Most of the sensors are easily affected by rain or sun rays. These types of systems can't solve most of the problems prevailing in the parking industry. The use of hydraulics in modern automated parking systems needs a huge capital as well as electric power investment. The new parking system needs much change in existing infrastructure and is not feasible for a small vendor. The cost of building a new parking space along with sensors is the reason behind the non popularity of the hardware-based parking system. The use of manpower to operate a modern parking system can also be overcome by the new prescribed system
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