Camera-based guidance system with per-bay LED indicators, interior and exterior display panels, live digital map, occupancy statistics, and find-my-car search by license plate. Eliminate circling, reduce congestion, and maximize utilization across every level of your facility.
Each parking bay gets a camera module mounted overhead. The module monitors the space and drives a built-in LED indicator, green for vacant and red for occupied, visible from the aisle. Display panels at aisle junctions count available spaces by zone and point drivers with directional arrows. An exterior totem at the entrance shows total available spots before drivers enter a level, eliminating dead-end searches.
Green/red LED indicators mounted directly on each camera module. Drivers see availability from the aisle without reading signs or checking their phone. Updates in under one second as vehicles enter and exit bays.
Interior panels at aisle intersections show available space counts per zone with directional arrows. Available in 1-way, 2-way, and 3-way configurations to match your facility layout. Reduce driver hesitation at every turn.
Large-format exterior display (2000 x 750 mm) at the facility entrance shows total available spaces per level or zone. Drivers make entry decisions before reaching the lanes, reducing queuing at the entry console.
Guidance server software renders a real-time occupancy map based on your floor plan model. Operators see the status of every bay at a glance. Map auto-refreshes as the facility fills and empties.
Drivers who cannot locate their vehicle search by license plate at a validator kiosk near the exit or ask staff with a portable Android info point. The system displays the exact bay on the floor map.
The guidance server logs occupancy over time and generates reports: peak hours, average dwell time, turnover rate per zone, and utilization by day of week. Use data to optimize pricing and staffing decisions.
Each module combines a camera with AI-based space detection and a tri-color LED indicator into a single PoE device. No separate controllers or LED drivers required. One Cat6 cable delivers power and network connectivity.
Cost per bay comparison: The 3-bay module costs $86.67 per bay. The 6-bay module costs $63.33 per bay, a 27% reduction for standard double-loaded rows. For facilities with mostly full rows of 6 or more bays, the 6-bay module is the recommended choice. Both modules carry the same 2-year hardware warranty.
Display panels aggregate space counts from the camera modules and show directional guidance at decision points. Exterior totems give drivers level-by-level availability before they commit to a floor.
The guidance server aggregates data from all camera modules and renders a live floor plan in the browser. Operators monitor every bay without walking the facility. The map is color-coded: green for vacant, red for occupied, and yellow for alert states.
Zone grouping is fully configurable to match your facility's layout. Zones can correspond to levels, sections, reserved areas, or permit categories. The server also provides historical occupancy logs, statistical reports by hour and day, and peak-hour analysis for operations planning.
Before installation begins, our team creates a digital model of your floor plan in the guidance system. This defines detection zones per camera module, bay numbering, zone names, and the display layout. The model is used for commissioning, training, and the find-my-car map.
Handheld Android device for staff. Allows attendants to search for any vehicle by plate and show the driver the bay location on a map. Reduces customer service calls and elevator lobbying. Fully wireless, no additional infrastructure required beyond the guidance server network.
In large facilities, drivers frequently forget where they parked. The guidance system resolves this in seconds by linking the entry LPR read to the bay assignment, enabling instant plate-based search from any lookup point.
Driver enters license plate at kiosk or staff device
System matches plate to bay assignment from LPR entry read
Floor plan map displays exact bay location
Works across multiple levels with level selector
Staff can assist from portable Android info point
Kiosk placed at elevator lobbies and exit stairwells
Search history logged for security investigations
Reduces customer service escalations and lost-vehicle complaints
The guidance server generates alerts when vehicle or bay behavior deviates from expected patterns. Alerts appear on the monitoring dashboard and can be sent by email or push notification to facility staff.
Triggered when a vehicle crosses a boundary zone without a valid entry or exit transition. Indicates a wrong-way movement, a vehicle bypassing the barrier, or a drive pattern that violates the configured traffic flow. Alert includes timestamp, zone, and camera snapshot.
Triggered when a bay registers as occupied for longer than the configured obstruction threshold without a valid vehicle entry event. Common causes include shopping carts, debris, or equipment left in a bay. Staff are dispatched to clear the obstruction and restore accurate counts.
Triggered when a vehicle occupies a time-limited or reserved bay beyond its permitted duration. Configurable per bay type: short-term, reserved, accessible, electric vehicle, or loading zone. Enables enforcement action before turnover is affected. Can trigger barrier lockout for reserved spaces.
All prices in USD. Infrastructure costs are per connection point. A typical installation requires one PoE switch per 24 camera modules, one Cat6 run per module, and one installation labor charge per point. Contact us for a full bill of materials based on your floor plan.
| Ref | Description | Price (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Detection Hardware | ||
| UP-WBP-T03V-3 | Camera + LED module, 3 bays | $260 |
| UP-WBP-T03V-6 | Camera + LED module, 6 bays | $380 |
| Interior Display Panels | ||
| UP-WBP-IA31-1 | Interior display panel, 1-way directional | $450 |
| UP-WBP-IA31-2 | Interior display panel, 2-way directional | $500 |
| UP-WBP-IA31-3 | Interior display panel, 3-way directional | $550 |
| Exterior & Retrieval | ||
| UP-WBP-VA3N-3 | Exterior entrance totem (2000 x 750 mm outdoor LED) | $3,550 |
| ESTAIVUV-1 | Find-My-Car validator kiosk, 21.5-inch display | $2,200 |
| MOVLSG-1 | Portable Android info point for staff | $1,100 |
| Software | ||
| LSADMG-1 | Guidance server software license (per facility) | $5,000 |
| MODELADO | Floor plan modeling and bay configuration | $500 |
| Infrastructure (per connection point) | ||
| UP-SWTPOE 24P | PoE switch 24-port 260W + 9U rack cabinet | $750 |
| UP-SWITCH16PG | Gigabit switch 16-port + 12U rack cabinet | $800 |
| SUMPERFV-1 | Conduit profiles, mounting rails, junction boxes + installation (per point) | $35 |
| CBL5EC-1 | Cat6 UTP cabling + patch cords (per point) | $15 |
| INSTCONF-1 | Installation labor (per connection point) | $25 |
Prices are list prices in USD. Volume discounts available for orders above 50 camera modules. Civil works, conduit trenching, and electrical connections are not included. Contact us for a complete project quote.
Each parking bay has a camera module with integrated LED indicators. The camera continuously analyzes the space below it and switches the LED from green (vacant) to red (occupied) in real time. Interior display panels at aisle intersections show available space counts per zone and direct drivers with arrows. An exterior totem at the facility entrance shows total available spaces before drivers commit to a level. All data feeds into a central guidance server with a live digital map and statistical dashboard accessible from any browser.
The 3-bay module (ref UP-WBP-T03V-3, $260) monitors and illuminates 3 consecutive parking spaces. The 6-bay module (ref UP-WBP-T03V-6, $380) covers 6 consecutive spaces and costs $63.33 per bay versus $86.67 for the 3-bay model, a 27% saving per bay. For standard 90-degree bays in a double-loaded aisle, the 6-bay module is typically more cost-efficient. Both modules connect via standard PoE network cabling and are configured through the guidance server software.
Yes. The Find-My-Car feature allows drivers to search for their vehicle by entering their license plate at a Vehicle Location Validator kiosk (21.5-inch display, ref ESTAIVUV-1) placed at elevator lobbies or stairwells, or through a staff member using a portable Android info point (ref MOVLSG-1). The system displays the bay location on the floor plan map. This is especially valuable in large multilevel facilities.
The guidance server generates three alert types: line crossed (vehicle crossed a boundary without a valid transition, indicating wrong-way movement), obstruction (object blocking a bay for longer than the configured threshold, such as a cart or debris), and timeout (vehicle has occupied a time-limited or reserved bay beyond its permitted duration). All alerts appear on the monitoring dashboard and can be sent by email or push notification.
Yes. The vehicle guidance system integrates directly with the Automated Machines access control platform. When a vehicle enters, the LPR camera at the entry console reads the plate, and the guidance server records the bay assignment. The find-my-car lookup links to the same plate database. The monitoring platform shows guidance occupancy alongside access control events on the same dashboard, giving operators a single view of the entire facility.
Each camera module requires a Cat6 UTP cable run to the nearest PoE switch. We supply 24-port 260W PoE switches and 16-port Gigabit switches. Infrastructure costs per point are $35 for conduit and mounting, $15 for cabling, and $25 for installation labor. A floor plan modeling service ($500) is included before installation to define detection zones, bay numbering, and display layout. Civil works such as core drilling are quoted separately.
Detection accuracy exceeds 99% under normal conditions. The system handles low-light environments, varying vehicle sizes from motorcycles to full-size SUVs, and partial occlusion from adjacent vehicles. Each module is calibrated during commissioning using the floor plan model to set the exact detection zone per bay. The AI-based processing runs locally on the module, so detection is not affected by network latency or server load.
