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arxiv: 2001.00269 · v2 · pith:OAJGYHVY · submitted 2020-01-01 · eess.SP

A Smart, Efficient, and Reliable Parking Surveillance System with Edge Artificial Intelligence on IoT Devices

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Cloud computing has been a main-stream computing service for years. Recently, with the rapid development in urbanization, massive video surveillance data are produced at an unprecedented speed. A traditional solution to deal with the big data would require a large amount of computing and storage resources. With the advances in Internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence, and communication technologies, edge computing offers a new solution to the problem by processing the data partially or wholly on the edge of a surveillance system. In this study, we investigate the feasibility of using edge computing for smart parking surveillance tasks, which is a key component of Smart City. The system processing pipeline is carefully designed with the consideration of flexibility, online surveillance, data transmission, detection accuracy, and system reliability. It enables artificial intelligence at the edge by implementing an enhanced single shot multibox detector (SSD). A few more algorithms are developed on both the edge and the server targeting optimal system efficiency and accuracy. Thorough field tests were conducted in the Angle Lake parking garage for three months. The experimental results are promising that the final detection method achieves over 95% accuracy in real-world scenarios with high efficiency and reliability. The proposed smart parking surveillance system can be a solid foundation for future applications of intelligent transportation systems.

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