IoT & Energy
Car Park Service
Parking managed with live availability, payment integrated, and less time spent circling.
The situation
The car park is full by afternoon while the top floor is half empty, because nobody knows. Drivers circle for minutes, which becomes a queue at the entrance and exhaust inside the building.
Management cannot say whether there is genuinely too little parking or simply badly distributed parking, because all they have is a total in-and-out count.
How it works
Bay sensors or per-zone counting cameras give a real free-space count per floor, shown at the entrance and in the app, so the decision is made before driving up.
Payment is tied to the plate — pay in the app or at a kiosk, with no ticket to hold and none to lose.
The history shows which floor fills first, at what time, on which day — which is what pricing by demand, or reserving a zone, has to be built on.
What changes
- Less circling, and a shorter queue at the entrance
- Utilisation known by floor and by hour
- Pricing that can follow real demand
- Fewer tickets, and fewer lost ones
Who it is for
- Shopping centres and office buildings
- Hospitals with heavy visitor traffic
- Airports and transport terminals
- Residential buildings with limited parking
What it connects to
- Licence plate recognition and barriers
- Payment and e-wallets
- Entrance and per-floor displays
- Membership or building tenant systems