Smart
Parking
System.
Turning physical parking infrastructure into a connected software experience.
A connected parking system combining live availability, embedded cameras, vehicle movement and cloud software into one operational view.
Parking is physical.
Information doesn't have to be.
The interesting part of connected parking is not the hardware alone. It is what becomes possible when information from the physical environment can be understood and presented through software.
From the parking space
to the cloud.
Every layer has a purpose. Physical events become connected information, and connected information becomes a usable software experience.
Parking infrastructure
Physical parking spaces and entry points become part of a connected system.
Embedded cameras
Cameras observe vehicle movement at entry and exit points.
Connected devices
Infrastructure communicates events and parking state to the platform.
Cloud platform
Connected information is processed and made available through software.
SaaS experience
Operators get a clear view of parking availability and activity.
A clear view of
what is happening.
Availability, camera activity and parking events come together in one operational interface.
Hardware is only
one part of the system.
The engineering challenge is connecting physical events to software reliably enough that people can use the information without thinking about the infrastructure underneath.
Live parking availability
A visual representation of available and occupied spaces gives operators an immediate view of the parking environment.
Entry and exit tracking
Embedded cameras track vehicle movement through defined entry and exit points.
Connected infrastructure
Physical infrastructure and connected devices become part of one software system.
Centralized monitoring
Parking activity, availability and connected devices can be observed from a central interface.
Connecting systems is not the goal.
Making the information from those systems useful is.