A shared bicycle parking management method
By installing an information management system on shared bicycles, the system detects the status of the kickstands and performs image processing and angle measurement, solving the problem of haphazard parking of shared bicycles, achieving orderly parking management, and reducing the occupation and damage to the road surface.
CN115766846BActive Publication Date: 2025-12-12ZHEJIANG BENYUAN INFORMATION TECH CO LTD
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Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202211166148.3
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2022-09-21
- Publication Date
- 2025-12-12
- Estimated Expiration
- 2042-09-21
AI Technical Summary
Technical Problem
The current problem of haphazardly parked shared bicycles causes traffic disruption and affects the appearance of the city. Furthermore, setting up parking racks or landmarks is costly and damages the road surface.
Method used
By installing information managers, triggers, and cameras on shared bicycles, the system detects the status of the kickstands and captures grayscale images. The server then performs similarity comparisons and measures the angles of straight lines to ensure that shared bicycles are parked neatly and orderly.
Benefits of technology
It enables users to return vehicles in an orderly manner without occupying or damaging the road surface, reducing data volume and improving detection accuracy, thus avoiding disorderly parking.
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Abstract
A shared bicycle parking management method is applied to a shared bicycle and a server. The shared bicycle is provided with an information manager for communication to the server, a trigger for detecting whether the foot support is opened, and a camera for shooting the ground. The foot support is located in the shooting range of the camera. The method comprises: a user use stage. If the trigger detects that the foot support is in the opened state, the camera shoots a feature image and transmits it to the information manager. The information manager temporarily stores the feature image after converting it into a gray image. If the user issues a bicycle return instruction, the information manager transmits the gray image to the server. The server compares the foot support pattern in the gray image with a standard pattern for similarity. If the similarity does not meet the requirements, the user is prompted that the foot support is not opened in place. If the similarity meets the requirements, the server searches for a straight line pattern around the foot support pattern and measures the angle. Whether the angle measurement result meets the requirements determines whether the user's bicycle return request is allowed.
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