This document summarizes a proposed smart parking system that uses infrared sensors and wireless communication to detect available parking spaces and display this information. The system uses IR sensors at each parking space to detect when a space is occupied or vacant. This data is sent via ESP8266 nodes to a Raspberry Pi computer which computes and displays the parking availability on LCD screens in real-time. The system aims to reduce time spent searching for parking. Some challenges discussed include sensor accuracy, data transmission delays, battery life of sensors, and developing an easy-to-use user interface given the complex layouts of many parking structures.