Nice new project and tutorial from instructables user tugceko.
In this instructable we’re gonna be building a park sensor. The idea of this park sensor is to show green when you have plenty of room to pull your car forward in parking lot, and then turn yellow as you approach the fully forward position, and then red when you should stop. We’re going to build this system with our Raspberry Pi, and use some distances that we can easily test.
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