Tupark: development of an automated parking system in technological university of the philippines - manila/ John Garry A. Alagao, Emanuel Joshua T. Brasas, Zyreen M. Cortez, Elijah Andrew G. De Guzman, and Maria Cassandra S.d. Terado.--

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Dissertation note: College of Industrial Technology.-- Bachelor of engineering technology major in computer engineering technology: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025. Summary: The implementation of an Automated Parking System (APS) within the university integrates advanced technologies, such as IoT sensors, to help fix and improve the parking system utilized within the university. These technologies provide real-time monitoring of parking space count availability inside the university and monitor motorcycles that enter and exit the university. This is to assist with concerns caused by existing problems in the system, such as overcrowded parking lots, inefficient use of space, and cases of theft and damage hazards. The functions of the system kiosks and the application enable users to be recognized as guests and be recorded and counted when entering the parking lot. It enables the user to determine the number of parking spots left and be notified of motorcycle time- ins and time-outs. The benefits of an Automated Parking System (APS) extend beyond convenience and efficiency. By reducing the manual process for monitoring and management, the system decreases operational costs and human errors. Furthermore, optimizing parking usage leads to a more structured campus plan, improving traffic flow and accessibility.

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Bachelor's thesis

College of Industrial Technology.-- Bachelor of engineering technology major in computer engineering technology: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025.

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The implementation of an Automated Parking System (APS) within the university
integrates advanced technologies, such as IoT sensors, to help fix and improve the parking
system utilized within the university. These technologies provide real-time monitoring of
parking space count availability inside the university and monitor motorcycles that enter
and exit the university. This is to assist with concerns caused by existing problems in the
system, such as overcrowded parking lots, inefficient use of space, and cases of theft and
damage hazards. The functions of the system kiosks and the application enable users to be
recognized as guests and be recorded and counted when entering the parking lot. It enables

the user to determine the number of parking spots left and be notified of motorcycle time-
ins and time-outs. The benefits of an Automated Parking System (APS) extend beyond

convenience and efficiency. By reducing the manual process for monitoring and
management, the system decreases operational costs and human errors. Furthermore,
optimizing parking usage leads to a more structured campus plan, improving traffic flow
and accessibility.

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