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MICROPROCESSOR 1
CHAPTER I THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKROUND
A. Introduction
Now days in many public places such as malls, multiplex systems, hospitals, offices, market areas there is a crucial problem of car parking. The car-parking area has many lanes/slots for car parking. So to park a car one has to look for all the lanes. Moreover this involves a lot of manual labor and investment. So there is a need to develop an automated parking system that indicates directly the availability of vacant parking slots in any lane right at the entrance. The project involves a system including switch pad and an SSD display outside the car parking gate. So the person desirous to park his vehicle is well informed about the status of availability of parking slot. Conventional parking systems do not have any intelligent monitoring system and the parking lots are monitored by security guards.
B. Statement of the Problem A lot of time is wasted in searching vacant slot for parking and many times it creates jams. Conditions become worse when there are multiple parking lanes and each lane with multiple parking slots.
C. Objective of the Study Proposed parking system would save time and provide comfortable hazel free parking experience to the users.
Features of the parking management system are as listed below:
Monitoring of parking space and updated indication of vacant parking slots.
Assistance to the parking place via displays.

D. Significance of the Study The study mainly evolved on how the design project could be accessed as an automated parking system according to its beneficiaries:
For Entrepreneurs This project can be used by the entrepreneurs for their business and customers.
For Establishments This project can also be applied in other public and private places such as malls, and for school used.
For Future Researches For the researcher, this study helped them by giving an idea upon conducting the research to develop the same project.
For the Proponents Future researchers will

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