Smart Parking

Smart Parking Payment System

“Many parking lots, in addition to being equipped with security and traffic control systems, require mechanized payment systems as well based on their usage type. City-level commercial parking lots, complex parking areas, and various facilities that are not free of charge and require payment for the parking duration are examples of where this system can be applied. This system replaces the conventional and manual methods, and some of its positive and distinguishing features include the elimination of the need for human personnel, ticket printing, easy payment, and accurate financial calculations, setting it apart from its traditional counterpart.

Smart Parking Management System (PGS)

“With the increasing population and, consequently, the number of private vehicles in cities and metropolises, parking lots have become one of the most critical urban management issues. Efficiently managing these parking lots and providing better services to drivers cannot be achieved through traditional methods alone; modern and intelligent approaches are necessary. The Smart Parking Management System developed by Sharif University of Technology’s Connect Group is designed and implemented using state-of-the-art technologies to address all parking management needs. This system possesses the following features:

1. Utilization of ultrasonic sensors for detecting available parking spaces.
2. Optimization of ultrasonic sensors to enhance vehicle detection accuracy and guide drivers to vacant parking spots using green and red lights at each parking space.
3. Networking all sensors and display panels within the parking facility.
4. Display panels providing information about the overall capacity of the parking lot, each floor, and each lane, helping drivers quickly find suitable parking spaces and guiding them to empty spots more efficiently.
5. Parking management software that allows monitoring the parking status, including overall capacity, floor availability, and individual parking spaces. Additionally, this software enables parking reservation, allowing drivers to reserve their parking spot before entering the parking facility. It also facilitates remote repair and assessment of individual sensors.

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RFID Traffic Control System

One of the common methods in traffic control systems is the use of RFID technology. The intelligent RFID traffic control solution provided by Sharif University of Technology’s Connect Group is a viable and implementable system