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by gautam on May 28, 2006

Their project titled smarterparking device would help solve the parking problems. This device maintains the record of the number of cars entering the lot and each time a car enters the parking premises, the device subtracts the number of units from the total number of parking spots and the numbers can be made available to the driver outside the parking space so that they can be alerted as to whether there is space available for their cars or not. The students have also launched a website where the drivers can check the spots available at the lots before leaving their homes and alerts can also be send on their mobile phones.
With the number of cars increasing day by day and the spaces shrinking this could turn out to be a device which could help in utilizing the limited parking spaces available effectively
Thnx sterling
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Response from:
Chris Kapsambelis
(05/29/06 10:02am)
The use of RFID for this application is overkill. A simple presence sensor can be used to count cars without the expense of tagging all the cars.
Response from:
James
(05/30/06 8:14pm)
The use of RFID is not overkill for this application. If all you wanted to do was count cars then yes your right. But this system is much more than just that, it has been designed for parking garages that have many different types of permit parking. This system can then keep track of each different type of parking not just a simple total car count. This system was also designed to alert parking management of illegally parked cars thus the use of the RFID technology allows for the parking attendant to obtain data of the illegally parked car. (color, make, model)
Response from:
Donnie
(08/11/06 2:30pm)
I had the opportunity to sit in on a live demo and was so impressed and I believe without a doubt this system is the best that I have ever seen. These four young men know what they are doing. Also one of the best demos I have ever had the opportunity to be a witness to.
Response from:
darry
(08/20/07 3:13am)
The use of RFID is not overkill for this application.Sometimes it's loaded down with trivial details.
Response from:
simo2j
(08/21/07 4:17am)
so interesting.
Response from:
Mobiltelefon
(11/24/07 1:14pm)
Keep up the good work :)
Response from:
aditya
(01/28/08 6:40am)
I think their innovation of using RFID must appreciated although if for only count car we in www.palang-parkir.com, Indonesia will use more simple system such as loop detector or infra red sensor ....
Response from:
Dwight Burgess
(08/29/08 7:41pm)
Quality Passive RFID Windshield Tag http://www.idplate.com/rfid-tags-labels/rfid-windshield-tag/default.ht
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Metalcraft’s RFID Windshield Tags offer a more accurate and secure way to allow access into various locations like a gated community, company/corporate secured parking or even a car wash. Using the KSW Windshield RFID inlay as a standard, this product provides a read range of approximately 18+ feet. The inlay utilizes passive technology and is encapsulated between thin layers of polypropylene adding human readable printing to one side and a windshield-compatible adhesive to the other.
Applications
* Asset Tracking
Materials
* Material: .002” thick white polypropylene
* Standard Adhesive: .0035” thick low surface energy, pressure-sensitive adhesive. Optional adhesive available.
* Construction: KSW Windshield RFID inlay encapsulated between .002” thick white polypropylene. Optional inlays available.
Specifications
Styles: One-Color, Two-Color, Three-Color, Four-Color
Numbering Options:
No Numbers (Copy Only), Serialized/Unserialized Numbers, Bar Code with Human Readable Numbers (RFID inlay programming included)
Standard Sizes: 4" x 1"
Standard Production Time 15 work days.
Standard Colors: black, red, yellow, green, blue and white
Text Cell
Read Range: 18+ feet
Text Cell
Standard RFID Inlay:
KSW Windshield RFID inlay. Optional RFID inlays available.
Environment: New text object
Mild and moderate. Resists moderate solvents and caustics/acids.
Cost range: $1.46/tag/1000 to $.55/tag/100,000
Dwight Burgess
Metalcraft Representative for EMEA
01 970 385-4223
Cell: 01 970 903 9252
Email: burgessrfid@durango.net
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Metalcraft’s RFID Windshield Tags offer a more accurate and secure way to allow access into various locations like a gated community, company/corporate secured parking or even a car wash. Using the KSW Windshield RFID inlay as a standard, this product provides a read range of approximately 18+ feet. The inlay utilizes passive technology and is encapsulated between thin layers of polypropylene adding human readable printing to one side and a windshield-compatible adhesive to the other.
Applications
* Asset Tracking
Materials
* Material: .002” thick white polypropylene
* Standard Adhesive: .0035” thick low surface energy, pressure-sensitive adhesive. Optional adhesive available.
* Construction: KSW Windshield RFID inlay encapsulated between .002” thick white polypropylene. Optional inlays available.
Specifications
Styles: One-Color, Two-Color, Three-Color, Four-Color
Numbering Options:
No Numbers (Copy Only), Serialized/Unserialized Numbers, Bar Code with Human Readable Numbers (RFID inlay programming included)
Standard Sizes: 4" x 1"
Standard Production Time 15 work days.
Standard Colors: black, red, yellow, green, blue and white
Text Cell
Read Range: 18+ feet
Text Cell
Standard RFID Inlay:
KSW Windshield RFID inlay. Optional RFID inlays available.
Environment: New text object
Mild and moderate. Resists moderate solvents and caustics/acids.
Cost range: $1.46/tag/1000 to $.55/tag/100,000
Dwight Burgess
Metalcraft Representative for EMEA
01 970 385-4223
Cell: 01 970 903 9252
Email: burgessrfid@durango.net
Response from:
MichaelRoger
(06/07/09 11:59pm)
I appreciate the concern which is been rose. The things need to be sorted out because its not about the individual but it can be with everyone.
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Response from:
MichaelRoger
(06/08/09 12:00am)
I appreciate the concern which is been rose. The things need to be sorted out because its not about the individual but it can be with everyone.
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Response from:
MichaelRoger
(06/08/09 12:01am)
I appreciate the concern which is been rose. The things need to be sorted out because its not about the individual but it can be with everyone.
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Response from:
henry
(06/09/09 1:29am)
In-car technology is a growing concern for road safety specialists. As the digital age evolves we are seeing the introduction of satellite navigation systems and DVD players to our cars as standard. Then, of course, there is the ongoing battle of mobile phone use while behind the wheel..
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Response from:
neon
(07/04/09 11:26am)
neon Says:
Mon Jun 22, 2009 5:56 pm
Everything is very open and very clear explanation of issues. was truly information. Your website is very useful. Thanks for sharing. .
Mon Jun 22, 2009 5:56 pm
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Response from:
Generator
(11/18/09 8:48pm)
In-car technology is a growing concern for road safety specialists. As the digital age evolves we are seeing the introduction of satellite navigation systems and DVD players to our cars as standard. Then, of course, there is the ongoing battle of mobile phone use while behind the wheel..
Response from:
Electric Massager
(02/28/10 9:22pm)
In-car technology is a growing concern for road safety specialists. As the digital age evolves we are seeing the introduction of satellite navigation systems and DVD players to our cars as standard. Then, of course, there is the ongoing battle of mobile phone use while behind the wheel..
Response from:
Electric Massager
(02/28/10 9:24pm)
The use of RFID is not overkill for this application.Sometimes it's loaded down with trivial details.
Response from:
Water Treatment Chemicals
(02/28/10 9:25pm)
The use of RFID is not overkill for this application.Sometimes it's loaded down with trivial details.
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