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GUJARAT TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY Chandkheda, Ahmedabad Affiliated

A REPORT ONMULTI-LEVEL PARKING SYSTEM

Under subject of

DESIGN ENGINEERING B. E. III,Semester VI (ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING) Submitted by: Group:HGCE/VI EE

SR NO 1 2 3 4

NAME VAIBHAV SHINGALA KAPIL NAKUM MRUGENDRASINH SOLANKI JYOTINDRAKUMAR PATEL

ENROLLMENT NO. 150240109024 150240109025 150240109503 130240109525

GUIDED By:-PRO. BHARAT PARMAR VISHAL GANDHI Head of the Department AcademicYear 2017-18

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CERTIFICATE This is to certify that DE entitled “MULTI-LEVEL PARKING SYSTEM” has been carried out by Patel Jyotindra(130240109525),Vaibhav Shingala(150240109024), Kapil Nakum(150240109025), Mrugendra Solanki(150240109503) under the guidance to the fulfilment of the degree of bachelor of Engineering in ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (SEMESTER 6) of GUJARAT TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY,AHMEDABAD During academic year 2017-2018.

Guided By:-

Head Of Department

PROF. BHARAT PARMAR

PROF.VISHAL GANDHI

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Contents INTRODUCTION  Design Engineering  Thinking Procedure 1. STORY BOARDING CANVAS 1.1. Users 1.2. Activities 2. AEIOU SUMMARY 2.1. The environment 2.2. The interaction 2.3. Objects 2.4. Activities 2.5. Users 3. IDEATION CANVAS 3.1. The general activities 3.2. The general situation/location / context 3.3. The general props possible solution 4. PRODUCT DEVLOPMENT CANVAS 4.1. The general people who will use our product 4.2. Product experience 4.3. Product features 4.4. Product function 4.5. Components 5. LEARNING NEED MATRIX 6. MIND MAPPING

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 Design Engineering: Design Engineering is a general term that covers multiple engineering disciplines including electrical, mechanical, chemical engineer, aeronautical engineer, civil, structural/building/architectural engineers. The uniting concept is a focus on applying the 'engineering design process, in which engineers develop new products or processes with a primary emphasis on functional utility. While industrial designers may be responsible for the conceptual aesthetic and ergonomic aspects of a design, the design engineer usually works with a team of engineers and other designers to develop conceptual and detailed designs. He may work with industrial designers and marketers to develop the product concept and specifications, and may direct the design effort

 Thinking Procedure:     

Find our goal Evaluation of goal Generate proposals Evaluation of proposals Improvements

1. STORY BOARDING CANVAS: Understanding the problem of society is one of the biggest challenges for engineering student as till now they were making project on imaginary ideas. So the day 1 session was based on understanding the domains of the problem in broader sense which emphasized on interacting with the people of your domain area which included more of casual talk rather than technical session. And this is the story boarding canvas. As we know that, many crowd places like Garage, Industry, High ways or etc. have very big issue related with the parking because sometimes they have not much space for parking.

1.1 Users  

General Peoples Shopping Malls

1.2 Activities   

The general activities are: Visited Automated Parking System ,Ahmedabad. A system is working on sensors and computer

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1.3 Stakeholders 

Traffic signals,VehilceOwners, Fullparking,etc,

Story Boarding Canvas

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2. AEIOU SUMMARY: 

After finishing all 3 canvas, we started working on AEIOU summary where A: Activities E: Environment I: Interactions O: Objects U: Users This canvas is totally based on the observation. After observing some places likeParking system, we have started working to make it fair

2.1 The environment  

Dusty Noisy

2.2 The interaction    

Worker Operator Manager Security guards

2.3 Objects     

Computer Sensors Cameras Hydraulic Lift Traffic signals

2.4 Activities   

See some parking problem Visit the Automated parking system,Ahmedabad Giving the parking receipt

2.5 Users  

General peoples Shopping malls

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The image of our AEIOU summary is as given below

AEIOU Summary Canvas

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3.IDEATION CANVAS: After we have started working with people where we simply thought about the people for whom we want to solve the problem. We started with our ideation canvas. For our product we have listed the people who can generally use this system. All general people like l, etc are people who will use thissystem. The thought for context/location /situation and finally for possible solutions.

3.1 Activities  

Giving the parking receipt System is working on sensors

3.2 Situation/location / context  

During weekends Rush at religious place in Festival

3.3 Props possible solution is    

Division of Parking Space Hydraulic Mechanism Roof top parking Floor Managing at parking lots

3.4 People 

General people

Ideation Canvas

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4. PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT CANVAS : On 10thoct ,we have start creating our product development canvas. In product development canvas we have mentioned about our product, its function, features, revalidation, and product experience.

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4.7 

People General people Students Businessman

Product experience Ability to handle large traffic Fuel saving Time saving

Product Function Traffic Reduction Parking Management Space Utilization

Product features Traffic reductions Better parking management, Space utilization, Creating pollution free environment

Component Hook Rope Hydraulic jack Belts Technical staff

Customer Revalidation Starting of vehicle

Reject, Redesign, Retain Change in angle of Parking

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4. Product Development CanvaS

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5. LEARNING NEED MATRIX: 5.1 Features of our project work     

CCTV CAMERA AUTOMATIC CROSSING GATE CAMERA COUNTER IDENTIFICATION SENSORS

LEARNING NEED MATRIX

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6. MIND MAPPING: 6.1 COMPONENTS      

Mechanical jack Dc Motor Pulleys Belts Step-up Transformer Display

6.2 USERS   

Visitors Employers Students

6.3 BENEFITS   

Vehicle protection Less space required Eco-friendly

6.4 FACILITES   

Circulation and comman space Service facilities area Safety management

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