Abstract: A processing system capable of pushing notifications related to corresponding positions automatically includes an execution program, at least one locator, a data server, and a record server. The execution program includes a processing unit, a personal data identification unit having an identification data, a display unit compiled via at least one program language and displaying at least one pushing notification, and a determination unit positioning the locator. The determination unit includes execution kits for recognizing and positioning the locator to obtain a corresponding position data. The identification data and the position data are transmitted to the processing unit and thence to the data server. When the data match a preset condition stored in the data server, at least one specific push notification is sent to the display unit through the processing unit for displaying. Therefore, the function of combining positioning with the pushing of notifications is attained.

Abstract: A parking lot management system comprising a computer host, a handheld device, an entrance sensor, an entrance camera, an entrance stop, an exit sensor, an exit camera, and an exit stop is disclosed. The handheld device interactively transmits data with the entrance sensor and the exit sensor by near-field communication techniques. Each of the entrance camera and the exit camera takes a photo and acquires a license plate number of a vehicle and communicates this information with the computer host. After the computer host confirms and verifies some specific data, the computer host sends instructions to the entrance stop or the exit stop for allowing the vehicle to either enter or exit a parking lot. When exiting the parking lot, the parking fee is paid by the electronic wallet of the handheld device.

Abstract: A parking lot management system comprising a computer host, a handheld device, an entrance sensor, an entrance camera, an entrance stop, an exit sensor, an exit camera, and an exit stop is disclosed. The handheld device interactively transmits data with the entrance sensor and the exit sensor by near-field communication techniques. Each of the entrance camera and the exit camera takes a photo and acquires a license plate number of a vehicle and communicates this information with the computer host. After the computer host confirms and verifies some specific data, the computer host sends instructions to the entrance stop or the exit stop for allowing the vehicle to either enter or exit a parking lot. When exiting the parking lot, the parking fee is paid by the electronic wallet of the handheld device.