Arduino‑Based Parking Assistant with 3D Printed Enclosures
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This project solves the garage parking problem with 3D printed enclosures and an Ardunio Based Microcontroller
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You will need to print the following from the STL files directory: Ultrasound Inner Housing, Ultrasound Outer Housing, Box Bottom, Box Top, 2 units of the Actuator file, 2 units of the Button file, and 3-5 cable runs (dependent on how high up you want the display). I printed everything in PETG with standard settings (0.2mm layers, 3 walls, 3 top & bottom layers, 10% infill) except the buttons. For those, I switched to solid fill TPU for contrast and to make it easier to press fit on the actuator shafts. I initially tried adding text to the 3D model for the Box top under the SEL (left) and SET (right) buttons, but that messed up the print on my printer, so I left them unmarked.
Everything is designed to print without supports, and the cable runs should be printed with the open side down using proper bridging settings for your printer and filament. Also make sure to enable the “pause for small areas” setting in your slicer, or the small feature posts and protrusions on the design will get twirled around like a soft serve ice cream cone as they print.
Assembly, wiring, code, operation, and testing are detailed in the enclosed zip file. Start with "Arduino_Garage_Parking_Assistant_Guide.pdf". I took the needed library .zip files and included them separately (it didn't like having a .zip file within another .zip file)