Parking facilities play an increasingly important role as EV fueling stations, but operators have limited equipment and little visibility into how EV charging stations are utilized across platforms and providers. Read about our collaboration with Bosch, Millennium Garages, Smarking, and ChargePoint to address this challenge.

Too many urban tech solutions focus on flashy widgets while overlooking the underlying capabilities that often make or break their usability, maintainability, and ability to evolve over time.  Instead, City Tech and Intel are using foundational technologies to enable faster and more scalable solutions to urban challenges. 

City Tech reveals parking industry leader insights in NPA's Parking magazine.

Parking is evolving, and the rise of connected sensors, vehicle recognition, navigation guidance, digital payment platforms, and other parking innovations are generating new data that may make-or-break the industry’s future.

While we will still see many of the same mobility trends we had before the pandemic, COVID-19 has the potential to accelerate shifts in creating more modular routing options for seamless transfers, increasing commuter choice and multimodal connectivity, as well as faster EV adoption.

As space within the mobility innovation ecosystem becomes increasingly complex, innovators seeking to disrupt the way we move around cities are taking calculated risks on future commuter preferences with increasing attention on what city authorities will permit. Parking is uniquely aligned to complement many of the new technological and behavioral changes impacting the future of mobility.