Diseño de un sistema prototipo para la gestión vehicular basado en cámaras ANPR para ciudadelas.

Abstract

The purpose of this thesis is to design and implement a prototype system for vehicle management in delimited private parking lots in the Álamos Norte neighborhood. This system is used to conduct field tests using ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) smart cameras over a local network. This research aims to optimize vehicle access control by automating license plate recognition, thereby enhancing security and efficiency in the entry and exit processes for residents. To develop this research project on a prototype system, network devices were acquired and configured along with the ANPR smart camera. These devices were integrated through hybrid connections that linked UTP and wireless cabling, adopting a linear communication topology while ensuring management backup using the camera's built-in micro-SD card. The camera is also installed on a strategic pole and calibrated to connect to any monitoring system, while wireless communication latency tests were performed at various distances. Finally, the correct operation of the monitoring and alarm transmission to the security booth was confirmed, demonstrating the viability of the system as a technological solution to the invasion of private parking lots within Álamos Norte by unwanted visitors.