RFID Parking Garage Matt Nichols Tony Nichols. Problem Statement Current parking garage systems are...

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RFID Parking Garage Matt Nichols Tony Nichols

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Page 1: RFID Parking Garage Matt Nichols Tony Nichols. Problem Statement Current parking garage systems are time inefficient The payment process slows down entry.

RFID Parking Garage

Matt Nichols

Tony Nichols

Page 2: RFID Parking Garage Matt Nichols Tony Nichols. Problem Statement Current parking garage systems are time inefficient The payment process slows down entry.

Problem Statement

Current parking garage systems are time inefficient The payment process slows down entry and exit Payment tickets can be lost Payment can not be made prior to using the garage Only cash payment can be received Parking spots can not be reserved prior to visiting

the garage

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Key Engineering Requirements The user interface at entrance and exit must implement a red and green light to signal access

allowed/denied The user interface at entrance and exit must implement a gate to physically allow/deny access. The web interface must be easy to navigate and understand. The system must protect user accounts with unique username and password combination. The system must link each account with an e-mail address provided by the user. The system must only allow one account per e-mail address. A user must allow user’s to add money to their account prior to visiting the parking garage. The system must only allow users with accounts to use the garage. The system must only allow users with accounts holding the minimum balance to use the garage. The system must calculate the time between entrance and exit to the parking garage, and remove

the appropriate amount of funds from the user’s account following exit. The system must allow users to reserve parking for a specific date through the web interface for

an additional fee. The system must keep track of the number of vehicles in the garage at a time by adding to the occupancy

when users enter and subtracting from the occupancy when users exit. The system must include reserved parking spots in the occupancy count. The system must deny access when there are no available parking spots. The system must store records of each accounts usage of the system. The system must keep an accurate record of the money left on a user’s account by removing

appropriate moneys.

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Key Technologies

Radio Frequency Identification Readers and Cards – Used to physically scan user accounts and time check at the garage entrance and exit

MySQL Database – Used to create the database holding all of the user and garage data

Ruby On Rails – Used to create the user and administrator web interfaces

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System Design

Parking GarageSystem

RFID Card Swipe

Red/Green Light

Admin/User Login

Data ResponseData Request

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System Design Continued