SMART PARKING FOR PARKING SLOT AVAILABILITY

Abstract

Smart parking is one of the advanced parking management systems that uses Innovative technologies to help drivers to show available parking spaces that are available. It depends on sensors, cameras to monitor parking areas that are available in real time. The main thing for the smart parking is to reduce the time spent for searching the parking slots, decrease the traffic congestion, and provide a smooth and convenient experience for users. By using automation and digital tools, smart parking improves the overall capability of parking spaces in cities, malls, offices, airports, and residential complexes. For proper working, smart parking system using the embedded systems use IR sensors that detect the availability parking spots or slots. These sensors are placed either on the ground or on the top to determine whether the parking spot is unfilled or occupied using the IR sensors. The main advantage of smart parking is its contribution to reduced traffic congestion. When drivers spend less time searching for parking slots, fuel consumption decreases, and emissions are reduced, resulting in improved air quality. The main advantage of smart parking is its contribution to reduced traffic congestion. When drivers spend less time searching for parking slots, fuel consumption decreases, and emissions are reduced, resulting in improved air quality. In the most of the modern cities it is difficult and expensive to create more parking spaces for vehicles since the numbers of vehicles that are running on the road are increasing day by day and the count of the free spaces in the cities are the same. This problem leads to congestion for parking seekers and drivers. To an Embedded System’s based framework that targets parking management which is the biggest challenges in smart cities. Some of the advantages are it faces certain challenges. Installing sensors and smart infrastructure requires, high initial investment for the building of the smart parking slot availability system