Traffic and Parking
Vehicle Detection in Traffic and Parking Scenarios
Growing communities, expanding cities and increased density in urban areas challenge the infrastructure of communities around the world. Increased congestion limits mobility, access to businesses, housing, and leisure activities as well as the availability of parking.
Banner solutions for traffic control and parking combine our secure, reliable wireless networks with our extensive offering of sensors and LED indicators to provide cost effective solutions for a variety of traffic and parking applications. These innovative solutions are helping communities and businesses everywhere implement parking guidance tools, ride sharing programs and intelligent transportation systems (ITS) that help enhance mobility and alleviate parking concerns, as well as enabling the monitoring of tollways and access and exit control systems.
Applications
Vehicle Detection at Gated Community Exit
Detect cars and automatically open gate
Low-Power Consumption Vehicle Detection in an Automated Car Wash
Wireless solution, remain in low-power standby mode until vehicle is detected
Monitoring Arrival and Departure of Trucks at a Loading Dock
Outdoor truck detection for safety prevention purposes
Detecting Vehicle's Arrival at Parking Kiosk and Activating Pay Station
Wireless detection at parking lot entrances
Detection and Indication of Vehicle Arrival at Loading Dock
Outdoor vehicle detection in an environment not easily wired
Featured Products
Wireless M-GAGE Node
FlexPower Node with internal battery designed for vehicle detection.
Wireless Ultrasonic Sensor Node
Wireless FlexPower Node with internal battery designed for object or vehicle detection.
Performance Series Industrial Wireless Gateways and Nodes
Create point-to-multi point networks that distribute I/O over large areas. Input and output types include discrete (dry contact, PNP/NPN), analog (0 to 10 V dc, 0 to 20 mA), temperature (thermocouple and RTD), and pulse counter.
MultiHop Modbus I/O Data Radios
MultiHop Modbus Data Radios extend the range of Modbus or other serial communication networks. Each radio may be set to act as either a master, repeater or slave. Models are available with built in discrete and analog I/O, which can be accessed using the Modbus protocol.