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Most of industries in our area lack of reliable information about the occupancy of on-street parking places in the inner districts of large cities that causes unnecessarily high amount of time for searching parking place. The present work is to design, fabricate and test model for smart parking system for bicycle service for on street spaces that has daily entries and exits and helps to reduce parking time.
The parking system has sensor by the name IR sensor that does a line-scan for the empty parking space. After that the empty parking space comes to the customer point, returns back to the parking point after loading the bicycle. This method reduces loss of time. It is important to learn the various steps involved in completing the project such as design methods, fabrication details and testing methods. Location of the project is another important aspect.  Location is identified as Sohar port.

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Smart parking IR sensor Micro controller Stepper Motor and PROTEUS.

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Kaithari, D. K. (2015). DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF SMART PARKING SYSTEM FOR BICYCLE. International Journal of Students’ Research in Technology & Management, 3(3), 276–285. https://doi.org/10.18510/ijsrtm.2015.332
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