Netra Tapak

Parking occupancy and plate recognition at the gate

See How It Works
A modern car park from a high angle, each bay marked taken or freeDemo view

One screen for the whole lot

A large car park seen from a high angle
Main ZoneDemo
Free142
Taken358

The numbers in the panel are samples, not a count from a real lot.

What it reads

An occupancy dashboard showing taken and free bays per area

Bay occupancy

How many bays are taken and how many are free, per area.

A gate camera view with a plate-reading box drawn on it

Plate reading at the gate

Plates are read on entry and exit so the duration can be matched up.

A daily report page with a table of vehicles in and out

Hourly history

The busy and quiet patterns across the day.

In use at lots like these

A car park seen from above

Parking operators

A car park seen from above

Shopping centres

A hospital car park in daylight

Hospitals

An office building car park

Office buildings

The parking area of an airport terminal

Airports & terminals

How it works

  1. 01

    Cameras face the bays and the gate

    One camera reads the row of parking bays, another faces the entry and exit lane.

  2. 02

    The node reads bays and plates

    The node marks which bays are taken and which are free, then reads vehicle plates as they pass the gate.

  3. 03

    Duration builds itself

    Entry and exit times are matched from the same plate, so parking duration is assembled without an attendant writing it down.

Tell us about the lot, we will put the proposal together

Bay count, gate placement, and the cameras already installed differ at every lot. We look at the conditions first, then work out the numbers.