Bluetooth parking access control

Stankovski, Stevan; Ostojić, Gordana; Djukic, N; Tegeltija, Srdjan; Milojkovic, Aleksandar

doi:10.1108/sr-06-2012-643

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“…After the arrival of the user in front of the smart parking barrier, with the help of the application and Bluetooth technology used for connecting to the barrier, the user will be able to lower down the barrier and park their vehicle. Due to its small size and low power consumption, as well as relatively high-speed data transfer, the Bluetooth is suitable for usage in mobile devices and mobile sensors [5]. This research paper presents a preliminary design of a smart parking barrier driven by an electric cylinder.…”

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Improvement of Smart Parking Barrier Autonomy Using Battery Supply

Stanojević¹,

Babić²,

Vekic³

et al. 2019

DAAAM Proceedings

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This paper gives one of the smart solutions to the problem that is nowadays becoming more significant and that is the problem of vehicle parking, especially in densely populated areas. As part of the solution to the previous problem is the explanation given in this paper on how the smart parking barrier works and how it is being used. In addition, smart parking barrier construction idea is shown, as well as the way to control the barrier and the way the barrier moves. Later, it is shown how the battery pack powered parking barrier works. Several tests have been performed on three different battery pack solutions, produced by different manufacturers, to show the durability and with that the quality of each of the battery packs. Data for each test is collected and analyzed.

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Improvement of Smart Parking Barrier Autonomy Using Battery Supply

Stanojević¹,

Babić²,

Vekic³

et al. 2019

DAAAM Proceedings

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“…Drivers can use any vehicle ranging from motorcycles, cars and trucks. this system provides benefits in time and pricing issues, users use less time to enter / exit the parking area [14] because of the new parking system that drivers use.…”

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Parking System Development Using Extreme Programming Method

Andry¹,

Juliawan²,

Christian³

et al. 2018

Journal of Digital Information Management

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In developing cities such as in Jakarta, there are a lot of vehicle parking locations that still use conventional methods, which can harm drivers and also parking area owners alike, the process is slow and unsafe, making many people around feel afraid to use parking locations that are still conventional, the conventional parking lots in Jakarta is too many, sometimes also make people have no other choice but to use unsecured parking lots, theft is the main factor that is difficult to avoid, especially in developing countries like Indonesia, which are not safe, and the location of the parking lot that is very open, makes a lot of opportunities which of course can be used by thieves or irresponsible people. Not only thieves, drivers who do not want to pay for parking, are also a problem for owners of parking lots. With the problems of these users, we plan to make modular parking applications that can be installed easily and cheaply, but because our group is not so large, there are several challenges that we face, such as time and requirements that can increase later, with thus we plan to make this parking application using the Extreme Programming method, which is possible and very suitable for the problems that our group is facing. The use of Extreme Programming turned out to be very helpful, and can also produce an application that matches the existing user stories.

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Design of a shared context-aware assistive robot for personalised aged-care services

Duthie,

Ansari,

Wang

et al. 2024

Digit Med

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Background: Sensors, robotics, the Internet of Things (IoT) and data analytics hold considerable potential for enhancing the efficiency of care and health outcomes in the health and aged care sectors. The Australian aged care sector in particular faces significant challenges due to an aging population and outdated technological infrastructure. This article builds upon the foundational research conducted through the collaboration between the University of New South Wales and the University of the Sunshine Coast, as part of the European Union VictoryaHome (VH) project (2014–2016). The VH project, which involved partners from Australia, Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, and Portugal, aimed to enhance the emotional well-being and security of elderly individuals in their homes. The present study specifically addresses some of the challenges identified in relation to the prohibitively high costs and usability of robots for personalized services in the aged care sector. Methods: This paper presents the design and implementation of an affordable service robot specifically developed to offer personalized services to multiple users in aged care facilities. The system utilizes a Raspberry Pi 4 and incorporates functionalities that are tailored to the needs identified through interviews with facility managers and staff. Results: We successfully demonstrate tracking of entities within a room-scale environment and the switching of profiles using cost-effective devices. Moreover, by tracking multiple entities simultaneously we were able to achieve powerful context-aware functionality that was seamless to the end-user. Conclusion: This study underscores the feasibility and potential benefits of employing low-cost, context-aware service robots in aged care environments.

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Bluetooth parking access control

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Improvement of Smart Parking Barrier Autonomy Using Battery Supply

Improvement of Smart Parking Barrier Autonomy Using Battery Supply

Parking System Development Using Extreme Programming Method

Design of a shared context-aware assistive robot for personalised aged-care services

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