GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology
Vol. 9
(2023), Issue 1
Parking Space Detector
Authors
Kiran B, Nischitha M Dev, Sampath Kumar B, Shashank K, Suraj S
Abstract
In today's era, the problem of parking is also increasing due to the increase in the number of vehicles. Over the last decade, there are various research took place intending to develop an ideal automatic parking slot occupancy detection. There is an auto mechanism that can park a vehicle automatically but it is required to detect which parking slot is vacant and which one is occupied. The systems which have been designed so far are intended to build parking slot detection using some sensors or mechanisms that can indicate whether the vehicle has been parked correctly or not. Various researches have been implemented using AVM (Around View Monitor) technology in which various fish cameras require to project the vehicle position at the time of parking. Around view monitor (AVM) image sequence makes it possible with 360-degree scene Bird's eye view camera. The AVM captures the image sequence and the empty slot is detected on the combination of each of the images. The ultrasonic sensor is useful for determining adjacent vehicles. The hierarchical tree structure-based parking slot marking method is used to identify parking slot marking. After the combination of sequentially detected parking slots, the empty parking slot is identified and the driver has to select one of the empty parking slots and park in it. These sensors are required to install on vehicles which increase the cost of vehicles. The system should be intended for one sensor that can target many vehicles in parking areas. Accuracy is often important for ideal outcomes in real time through which an intelligent parking slot or space detection can be implemented with a newly introduced technique.
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826 - 829