Lokesh Sharma

Dr. Lokesh Sharma

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Academic Career Length

13Years (2014-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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25 September 2023 in Expert Systems with Applications
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BSBhawana Sharma
Bhawana Sharma
LSLokesh Sharma
Lokesh Sharma
CLChhagan Lal
Chhagan Lal
SRSatyabrata Roy
Satyabrata Roy

16 February 2023 in Computers and Electrical Engineering
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BSBhawana Sharma
Bhawana Sharma
LSLokesh Sharma
Lokesh Sharma
CLChhagan Lal
Chhagan Lal
SRSatyabrata Roy
Satyabrata Roy

31 October 2018
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SSSuyash Srivastava
Suyash Srivastava
LSLokesh Sharma
Lokesh Sharma
VSVijeta Sharma
Vijeta Sharma
AKAjai Kumar
Ajai Kumar
HDHemant Darbari
Hemant Darbari

14 June 2019 in Wireless Networks
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SGSarada Prasad Gochhayat
Sarada Prasad Gochhayat
CLChhagan Lal
Chhagan Lal
LSLokesh Sharma
Lokesh Sharma
DSD. P. Sharma
D. P. Sharma
Deepak GuptaDeepak Gupta
Deepak Gupta
Utku KoseUtku Kose
Utku Kose

1 January 2019
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VRV. Rajvanshi
V. Rajvanshi
SCS. Chaturvedi
S. Chaturvedi
DYD. Yadav
D. Yadav
LSLokesh Sharma
Lokesh Sharma
In today's world, time is the most valuable asset and this paper focuses on developing a smart parking system for smart cities. Its main objective is to assist users to find a vacant location of car parking in a shorter time. The system displays occupied and vacant parking spots on LCD, making it convenient for the users to park. This parking system is based on sensors and cloud server integration. The working principle is divided into two phases. In the first phase, the ultrasonic sensor is used to detect vacant or occupied car parking space and display it on the screen using cloud technology. In the second phase, the improper parking of the car is detected by IR sensors. It alerts the driver with a buzzer if the car is not parked in the parking boundary. Moving further, some important features of this parking system are also discussed followed by, components required and their description. Towards the end of the paper, this parking system is compared with other alternative smart parking systems, the comparisons prove the correctness of our system over others.