Smart Parking - New Smart Parking Sensor Node
Smart Parking
New Smart Parking Sensor Node
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A smart parking node which is connected to the wireless system. It can detect metals and other things placed in the vehicle. It uses magnetic field waves. It can give 99% accuracy in optimal conditions.
The main method is magnetic detection: a 3-axis magnetic sensor reads the variations in the Earth's magnetic field. The big mass of metal of a car parked on the slot changes this field and the node will know. The software inside the node implements advanced algorithms to dynamically compensate the temperature variations and also the influence of neighbor cars.
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http://www.libelium.com/products/smart-parking/
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That would be a great stationary parking sensor, although I already see parking sensors here which should be inside and above from the parking space.
I see this could be an innovative way of checking the availability of parking slots in a parking lot. Also, it can help in alerting the owner in case the car is being stolen. I really feel there are a lot of implementations of this device in real world.
Very good hunt.
Techno hunt from you @wiseeyes
Smart Parking give notifications where the place is empty for park our vehicles.
Very useful it reduce Time Waste and Easy parking.
Nice one,Happy Hunting
If this product is affordable, it can have many uses like detecting empty spaces in a parking lot. Good hunt @wiseeyes .
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