Integrated smart parking management

Issue 6 2022 Access Control & Identity Management, Transport (Industry), Products & Solutions, Logistics (Industry)

There are various social problems related to parking lots, including traffic congestion, slow parking, slow payment, parking difficulties, and difficulty finding cars and optimising parking resources in and around shopping malls, airports and other public places.

To offer a parking management system, some key factors need to be considered. First is ensuring that users’ experience around the solution is optimised, and second is maximising the benefits that come with it. ZKTeco smart parking management provides a solution for both small parking lots and busy multi-story car parks. The solutions are tailormade to match and enhance any business processes for maximum efficiency, transparency and security.

The system is made up of various terminals that work together effortlessly. The smart parking solution, integrated with video parking guidance, is designed for busy and high-volume parking lots, offering clients and users precise parking guidance with indicators, displays and vehicle searching kiosks. Therefore, drivers can directly follow indications to go to available parking bays quickly.

With the growing number of vehicles and parking lots, and the need for efficient vehicle management, ZKTeco licence plate recognition products offer safe and secure, touchless vehicle management. The licence plate recognition system uses optical character recognition on images to read vehicle registration plates to create vehicle location data. With this system, users can ensure high security and fast access management, but also parking charge management.

Parking barriers are one of the key resources for vehicle access control. It is necessary to regulate cars’ flow to achieve a streamlined vehicle access management in any establishment. The ZKTeco BG1000 is an efficient, fast gate barrier offering stable performance.

Designed to ensure a smart and secure parking facility, ZKTeco’s first-generation parking lock is a great solution for private parking management. Compared to the traditional manual parking lock, Plock 1 and 2 provide a smart and convenient user experience. Plock 2 is equipped with a new auto-sensing function where users can manage their parking space easily, and does not need manual operation. It can be widely used in residential, corporate buildings, industrial parks, hotels, airports and other parking management scenarios.




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