S15: Smart Sparta Parking System

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Abstract

A smart parking system which aid people to find a parking slot at a parking garage with ease. The system will display the available parking slots in real time and will direct the driver to a specified location hence reducing the touble to find one. This employs a bluetooth communication with control center and consumer via an android application.

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Team Members & Responsibilities

  • Bhargava Leepeng Chandra
    • Android application, Model/Prototype Design
  • Gautam Saily
    • Motor, Nordic Wireless, Model/Prototype Design
  • Niveda Das
    • IR Sensors, Nordic Wireless
  • Rishabh Holenarasipur Sreedhara
    • Display, LDRs, Integration
  • Sujith Durgad
    • Bluetooth, Control Centre

Project Schedule

Week No. Start Date Planned End Date Task Status Actual End Date
1 03/30/2015 04/06/2015 
* Design the Project Layout
* Order necessary Hardware
* Task allocation
* GIT version control system setup and integration
  • Completed
Servo motors, IR sensors, LDRs, Bluetooth orders placed. Model basic layout sorted. Git project setup and integrated to eclipse.
 04/06/2015
2 04/06/2015 04/13/2015 
* Start Model Implementation to position hardware
* Design Android Application UI Layout
* LCD base code testing
* Research Nordic wireless
  • Completed
Model initiated, Android UI defined, Able to test LCD
 04/13/2015
3 04/13/2015 04/20/2015 
* Bring up parking layout and motors on to Model
* Basic bluetooth code testing
* Basic Nordic wireless design
  • Completed
CAD design for Model completed. The hardware model follows the CAD model to the possible extent. Nordic wireless: Able to send and receive messages between two SJOne boards. Bluetooth in progress
 04/21/2015
4 04/20/2015 04/27/2015 
* Establish Communication between Nodes using Nordic wireless
* Complete hardware model with Motors, IR sensnors and LDRs installed
* Implement IR sensors, LDRs and Motor (individual operation)
* Update Wiki page
  • Ongoing
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5 04/27/2015 05/04/2015 
* LCD dispaly Layout for information display with refresh
* Implement Nordic wireless on all three boards
* Verify mutli node communication
* Android App basic initialization and interface with bluetooth
* Update Wiki page
  • Scheduled
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6 05/04/2015 05/11/2015 
* Integration testing with modular approach
* Fixing issues
* Update Wiki page
  • Scheduled
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7 05/11/2015 05/18/2015 
* Integration testing of complete system
* Check if all systems are operational
* Test working of system integration
* Fixing issues
* Update Wiki page
  • Scheduled
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8 05/18/2015 05/25/2015 
* Final testing
* Complete Wiki page project report
* Final demo
  • Scheduled
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Parts List & Cost

Index Part Description Part Number Vendor Qty. Price/unit Total Price
1 SJOne Board: ARM Cortex-M3 based LPC1758 Platform -NA- SCE SJSU 3 $80.00 $240.00
2 Bluetooth Bee B005GI4HFA Amazon.com 1 $23.00 $23.00
3 Servo Motor LS-0003 Fry's Electronics 2 9.99 21.73
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CAD Model for SSPS

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