Automated Parking at Zion National Park Zion National Park is home to towering rock formations, narrow canyons, and breathtaking trails. Four and a half million people from around the world head to Zion each year to witness its beauty and explore its wonder. The Client Access to Zion roads is by shuttle only during the…
Smarter Parking at Maynooth Railway A popular commuter rail station uses the OpenSpace wireless parking platform from Parking Logix to keep track of available parking spaces and help commuters make smarter, more efficient decisions when looking for parking. The Client The Irish Rail Maynooth railway station is a busy commuter route for locals heading from…
Intuitive Parking Counting at Boston Scientific Case Study A large corporate Boston Scientific campus with around-the-clock shift changes and six different parking zones helps driver make better informed parking decisions with OpenSpace parking guidance. The Client Boston Scientific manufactures more than 13,000 medical devices that are used in 130 countries to treat 30 million patients…
Ample Parking No One Can Find The city of Knoxville has nine downtown garages, enough to keep up with even a busy downtown evening. The best part is, all of them are walkable from anywhere downtown. But when drivers kept circling looking for spots, not sure where they’d find one, Knoxville wanted a way to…
In a city with plans to host the largest sporting event in the world in 2021, OpenSpace provides the wayfinding system the city needs for the expected influx of parkers while helping with everyday parking needs.
Illinois State University (ISU) discovers the Parking Logix OpenSpace system to help better streamline student parking in University garages.
At Seattle Children’s Hospital, OpenSpace parking guidance systems upgrade the parking experience for parents, visitors, employees, and parking staff.
In Knoxville, TN, a plan to equip two parking garages with parking counting mushrooms into a city-wide system to improve parking availability.
When University of Delaware decided to remove its outdated loop-based parking lot gate system, the Parking Logix OpenSpace platform helped them count vehicle ingress and egress to keep track of lot utilization
With its large student population and expansive campus, Baylor University was aware that students were often pressed for time and struggling to park quickly so they could get to class on time. The unpredictability of college schedules made it difficult for students to estimate when and where spots would be available. Students were frustrated and often would need to circle an entire garage before concluding that no spots were available and starting the whole process again in another garage.