Parking barricate device with sensing vehicle
AssigneeKeimyung University Industry Academic Cooperation Foundation
InventorCHUN HO CHANG
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Abstract
A vehicle sensing parking barricade device includes: an RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tag which is attached to a vehicle for identifying the vehicle; a barricade bar which limits entrance of the vehicle; an RFID reader which is installed in a portion of the barricade bar and receives information from the RFID tag to determine whether or not the vehicle is authenticated to be parked; and a motor driver which receives a signal from the RFID reader 25 to drive the barricade bar 10 to limit the vehicle entrance depending on the vehicle authentication.
Claims12
A vehicle sensing parking barricade device comprising:
- an RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tag which is attached to a vehicle for identifying the vehicle;
- a barricade bar which limits entrance of the vehicle;
- an RFID reader which is installed in a portion of the barricade bar and receives information from the RFID tag to determine whether or not the vehicle is authenticated to be parked;
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- a motor driver which receives a signal from the RFID reader 25 to drive the barricade bar 10 to limit the vehicle entrance depending on the vehicle authentication.
A vehicle sensing parking barricade device comprising:
- a vehicle black box including a radio communication unit;
- an RFID tag which is attached to a vehicle to identify the vehicle;
- a barricade bar which limits entrance of the vehicle;
- an RFID reader which is installed in a portion of the barricade bar and receives information from the RFID tag to determine whether or not the vehicle is authenticated to be parked;
- a motor driver which receives a signal from the RFID reader to drive the barricade bar to limit the vehicle entrance depending on the vehicle authentication;
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- a RF camera unit which picks up an image of a parking area where the vehicle is parked, and transmits the picked image to the black box.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.