1. Parking bay sensor
An ultrasonic sensor detects whether the bay is available or occupied and updates the system without using cameras.
Parking guidance system
Parking Guidance System for Covered Car Parks
Freedom 3 connects ultrasonic bay sensors, entrance and aisle displays, and an online dashboard to guide drivers to available spaces with clear, real-time information.
< 100 ms
Dynamic signage response demonstrated in operation
Ultrasonic
Camera-free occupancy detection at each parking bay
Real time
Entrance, aisle and online occupancy information
Covered parking
Designed for indoor and covered parking facilities
The complete system
What is a parking guidance system?
A parking guidance system identifies where spaces are available and communicates that information to drivers before and during their journey through the car park. The goal is simple: reduce unnecessary circulation, make open spaces easier to find and give operators a clearer view of occupancy.
Freedom 3 starts at the individual parking bay. An ultrasonic sensor detects whether the space is available or occupied. That status is sent to directional displays in the aisles, availability displays at entrances and an online dashboard used by the parking operator.
Because the information is connected from the bay to the display, drivers receive practical guidance at the moments when they need to decide where to go.
From bay to display
How Freedom 3 works
2. Directional display
Aisle displays show available-space counts and arrows, directing drivers towards the right zone or level.
3. Entrance display
Entrance displays communicate availability before drivers enter a floor, sector or parking area.
4. Online dashboard
Operators can monitor occupancy by bay, area or sector, review historical behaviour and use the information to support operational decisions.
Freedom 3 in action
Dynamic signage updated in under 100 ms
When a vehicle parks, the sensor detects the change in occupancy and the guidance signage updates in under 100 milliseconds.
The demonstration below shows real Freedom 3 dynamic signage reacting immediately as the parking status changes.
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Why parking guidance response time matters
Parking guidance information is only useful when it reflects what is actually happening in the car park. A delayed count can send a driver towards a space that has already been occupied or leave an available space out of the guidance flow.
Freedom 3 is designed so that the sensor, controller and display work as one integrated system. The result is a fast update from the parking bay to the signage, helping the next driver make a better decision without unnecessary hesitation.
- Faster occupancy changes on entrance and aisle displays
- Clearer guidance at decision points inside the car park
- Less unnecessary circulation while drivers search for spaces
- More reliable information for drivers and parking operators
Management and data
Operational insight beyond the green light
The same bay-level information used to guide drivers can also support the day-to-day management of the parking facility.
Real-time occupancy by bay, sector or level
Priority-bay visibility and monitoring
Long-stay alerts for operational follow-up
Peak and low-occupancy periods
Dwell-time and occupancy history
Reports to support planning and operational decisions
Applications
Built for large covered parking facilities
Freedom 3 can be dimensioned for new projects, expansions and modernisation programmes where clear space guidance and reliable occupancy data matter.
Shopping centres
Hospitals and healthcare campuses
Airports
Universities
Supermarkets and retail
Office and mixed-use parking garages
Project and installation
From parking layout to working system
A reliable parking guidance project begins with the layout. We review the number of spaces, entrances, driving routes, sectors, levels and the points where drivers need information.
From that study, the system is dimensioned around the actual journey through the car park rather than a generic equipment list.
- 01Parking bays, priority spaces and operating zones
- 02Entrances, intersections, aisles and decision points
- 03Directional and availability display locations
- 04Power, communications and controller architecture
- 05Installation sequence for new works or active facilities
Privacy by design
Ultrasonic occupancy detection without cameras
Freedom 3 uses ultrasonic sensing at the parking bay to determine whether a space is available or occupied. The system does not need to capture licence plates, faces or video images to provide bay-level guidance.
Frequently asked questions
Parking guidance system FAQ
What does a parking guidance system do?
It detects available and occupied spaces, updates parking counts and guides drivers through entrance and aisle displays towards zones with availability.
Does Freedom 3 use cameras?
No. Freedom 3 uses ultrasonic bay sensors for occupancy detection, so the guidance system does not depend on video capture for individual-space status.
How quickly does the signage update?
In the Freedom 3 operational demonstration, the dynamic signage updates in under 100 milliseconds after the vehicle occupies the bay.
Can the system show availability by sector or level?
Yes. Displays can communicate counts and directions for floors, sectors or routes according to the parking layout and project requirements.
Is there an online dashboard?
Yes. The dashboard provides real-time occupancy information and historical data to support parking operations and reporting.
What type of parking facility is Freedom 3 designed for?
Freedom 3 is designed for covered parking facilities such as shopping centres, hospitals, airports, universities, supermarkets and parking garages.
Plan your parking guidance project
Share your parking layout with Freedom 3
Tell us the approximate number of spaces, levels, entrances and project stage. Our team can help dimension the sensors, displays, controllers and system architecture.