Know when a car is waiting.
The entry loop detects a vehicle and sends a request to the parking controller. The controller compares occupancy with the site’s capacity.
PARKING CAPACITY MANAGEMENT
Real control.
See it in motion.
A car arrives. Your system makes the decision.
Explore the complete journey in an interactive 3D car park.
THE INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCE
ILLUSTRATIVE SITE 12 SPACESYour car park. Connected.
Riverside Car Park
Available spaces04 / 12
Vehicles on site8
Waiting at entry0
Entry barrierClosed
Level 13
Internal · Levels 2–34 / 8
Upper spaces free4
Through journeys0
One site. Two counts. Level 1 → LCD → Levels 2–3 → Level 3 exit. Once a vehicle enters Level 2, it cannot return to Level 1. Four illustrative bays per level.
PENDING ENTRY REQUESTSFirst come, first served
One request per detected lane. A newly detected car joins the back of the request order.
01 Detect vehicle02 Check capacity03 Open or queue04 Confirm movement05 Update availability
CONTROLLER ACTIVITYLatest event first
- Demo ready.
FROM DETECTION TO DECISIONA clear path.
A clear path.
An informed decision.
The barrier responds to capacity. The queue responds to confirmed departures.
Only admit when there’s room.
When capacity is available, the controller opens the barrier. At full capacity, it holds the entry request while the car waits in the lane.
Every exit. A new opportunity.
Once the exit loop confirms a departure, the count updates. The controller can then release the next waiting car.
ONE CONNECTED SYSTEMSimple for drivers.
Simple for drivers.
Visible to your team.
Vehicle detection, capacity decisions, barrier control and driver information working together.
This is an illustrative demonstration. The 12-space layout, vehicle timings and visual signals are simulated. Entry counting is shown after a vehicle passes the entry loop and barrier; confirmation logic and equipment compatibility are configured for each installation.