The EmbedX parking system runs the lane and the revenue. Entry can be a ticket, a QR pass, or a plate. Guidance shows where the open bays are. One server holds devices, tickets, and settlement.
System
What it includes
Lane devices and guidance displays connect over Ethernet, PoE, or Wi-Fi to the central parking server. The lane can keep validating when the link is local to the controller.
Lane and guidance
- Ticket dispensers for transient entry, supervised for paper and jam.
- QR scanners for tickets, prepaid passes, and mobile credentials.
- Barrier arms interlocked to ticket, QR, or ANPR, with a vehicle-loop safety path.
- ANPR for whitelist, subscription, and plate-based payment.
- Bay or zone sensors and directional displays fed by live occupancy.
Where it fits
- Single entry lanes and multi-level structures.
- Ticketed public parking and plate-first private parking.
- Venues that validate a QR at a lane or a pedestrian point.
- Sites that add EV charging later: ISO 15118 and OCPP are an optional bridge, not part of every lane.
What ships with it
Ticket dispenser
Issues the entry ticket and reports online status to the server.
QR scanner
Validates a ticket, pass, or phone QR and grants or denies the barrier or turnstile.
Barrier and ANPR
Opens the lane from a ticket, a code, or a plate on the allowed list.
Guidance
Sensors and displays that show spaces by floor or zone so drivers stop circulating.
Parking server
Ticket lifecycle, tariffs, revenue, live lane status, and device control. EV session management is optional.
Decide ticketed or plate-first before the lane hardware.
Tell us the lane count, whether ANPR leads or tickets do, and how many sensors and displays each level needs.
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