Smart Car parking System using Blockchain and IOT

Due to urban regeneration, the expansion of transit services into suburban regions, and the overall trendtoward increasing mobility in our society, the number of visitors and clients in many metropolitan areashas seen spectacular rise in recent years. The outcome is an excess of cars compared to available parkingspots. An effective parking management system is now necessary because of this. A citizen who wishes topark their vehicle on the premises of any business can receive a decent service via the use of an automatedsystem that is based on an Internet of Things (IOT) parking management system. With the use of sensors,the Internet of Things (IoT) links the physical infrastructure of parking spaces with information andcommunication technologies. This allows for the provision of smart management services based onapplications. An Internet of Things (IoT) application would be created to put this idea into action. Usingthis software, users will be able to see which parking lots have available spots and park accordingly. Everyparking lot should have a control system that can track the availability of parking spots, whether they arefree or not, and let users know if the lot is open or not. Also, the app will show you how much you owe forparking based on how long you parked. Additionally, it can detect when a car has pulled up to the gate,allowing for automatic opening. Operators can now use the robotic guide lines to autonomously park thecar after checking for available spaces.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-04-30
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15313842
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Smart Parking Systems Research
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Smart Car parking System using Blockchain and IOT

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Smart Car parking System using Blockchain and IOT

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Abstract

Due to urban regeneration, the expansion of transit services into suburban regions, and the overall trendtoward increasing mobility in our society, the number of visitors and clients in many metropolitan areashas seen spectacular rise in recent years. The outcome is an excess of cars compared to available parkingspots. An effective parking management system is now necessary because of this. A citizen who wishes topark their vehicle on the premises of any business can receive a decent service via the use of an automatedsystem that is based on an Internet of Things (IOT) parking management system. With the use of sensors,the Internet of Things (IoT) links the physical infrastructure of parking spaces with information andcommunication technologies. This allows for the provision of smart management services based onapplications. An Internet of Things (IoT) application would be created to put this idea into action. Usingthis software, users will be able to see which parking lots have available spots and park accordingly. Everyparking lot should have a control system that can track the availability of parking spots, whether they arefree or not, and let users know if the lot is open or not. Also, the app will show you how much you owe forparking based on how long you parked. Additionally, it can detect when a car has pulled up to the gate,allowing for automatic opening. Operators can now use the robotic guide lines to autonomously park thecar after checking for available spaces.

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