Quick answer
A parking guidance system watches each bay with a camera or sensor and shows drivers where the free spaces are, using red/green indicators above bays and screens at entrances and junctions that count free spaces per level or row. Camera-based systems can also help drivers find their car by plate number.
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- Bay cameras or sensors detect occupied spaces.
- Indicators above bays show free (green) or taken (red).
- Guidance screens count free bays per level or row.
- Find-my-car kiosks locate a car by plate.
- Cuts circling, queues and congestion.
01Parts of the system
Bay camera or sensorOne camera can watch several bays
Bay indicatorRed/green light above each bay
Guidance screenFree-space counts at entrances and junctions
Inquiry terminalFind-my-car by plate
SoftwareOccupancy reports
02Where it pays off
Malls, hospitals, airports and large offices with several levels, where drivers otherwise circle looking for space. Combine with a parking management system for entry, exit and payment. Equipment prices: parking system prices.
03Frequently asked questions
Do I need a camera for every bay?
No. Camera-based guidance often covers several bays with one camera, depending on layout.
Can it count free spaces per floor?
Yes, screens at each entrance and junction show the free count for each area.
