This article proposes an intelligent parking system in response to the current difficulties in charging electric vehicles in our country. The system integrates license plate recognition technology for vehicle identification and develops an intelligent system. It aims to prevent the occupation of charging station parking spaces by fuel-powered vehicles and the occurrence of the "short charging, long parking" phenomenon in electric vehicles while eliminating uncivilized parking behaviors. The system enhances the utilization efficiency of charging stations, thereby alleviating the challenges faced in charging electric vehicles. This paper provides an explanation and evaluation of the system through several sections, including technical introduction, application scenario selection, operational processes, practical significance, and feasibility analysis. Specifically, the operational processes propose corresponding mitigation measures for different scenarios. The conclusion presents prospects for this system, emphasizing its alignment with expected outcomes in terms of technology, economics, and feasibility. Furthermore, there is considerable potential for further development, contributing to the advancement of the electric vehicle industry in our country.
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