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Do you struggle with people not respecting parking zones in reserved spaces? 🚗 Disorder in the use of reserved spaces, time-limited parking zones, or pay-per-spot areas causes frustration, unnecessary traffic, and increased pollution. 🚀 How can we improve? ➡️ Smart sensors that detect in real-time whether spaces are being used correctly. ➡️ Updated information reduces unnecessary driving, saving time and emissions. ➡️ Efficient monitoring ensures proper use of spaces for people with reduced mobility (PMR), loading/unloading, or electric vehicles. Benefits for everyone: ✅ Efficiency: Optimized use of parking spots and public spaces. ✅ Sustainability: Reduced emissions and improved mobility. ✅ Compliance: Fewer violations and less urban chaos. Small improvements can transform our cities into more accessible and organized spaces. 🔗:

Córdoba bets on smart mobility 🌍 The Córdoba City Council launches an innovative Smart Parking project, awarded to EYSA and developed with Urbiotica technology. ✔ 900 sensors to detect vehicles in real time. ✔ Informative panels that guide drivers to available parking spaces. ✔ Traffic optimization, reduced emissions, and improved air quality. 💡 A key step toward urban sustainability and innovation. We are thrilled to be part of this project, reflecting our commitment to digital transformation and the advancement of cities. 📲 More details here:

🚗✨ What is your dream innovation for parking and mobility? If you could have one parking and mobility wish, what boundary-breaking resource or practice would you make a reality?   Our COO, Marc Boher, has a clear answer: “The aspiration for cities today in terms of parking and mobility innovation is to achieve seamless automatic vehicle identification—knowing in real time that vehicle X is in spot Y. This advancement would greatly enhance urban efficiency by optimizing curbside management, strengthening enforcement, increasing turnover and spot availability, making spaces more accessible, and fostering smoother, more sustainable mobility within cities.”   This is one of the responses gathered by IPMI from leaders across the sector. 📖 To learn more about other perspectives, read the full article here:

Did you know that better management of reserved parking spaces contributes to more sustainable cities? 🌍 Public space is limited, and managing it fairly is key to creating more accessible and inclusive cities. Reserved spaces, such as those for PRM, loading/unloading, or electric vehicle charging, are essential, but their misuse creates significant issues: - Unauthorized occupation. - Increased emissions from vehicles circling to find parking. - Disorder and conflicts among users. 💡 How can we improve? Technology is the perfect ally: sensors and intelligent systems enable real-time management of spaces, reducing violations, improving availability, and optimizing urban space. 🌍 The result: less pollution, better mobility, and more efficient use of public resources. At Urbiotica, we work to make cities more sustainable, accessible, and organized. 🔗 Discover more here:

❓ Do you have an unpaved parking lot and want to monitor it? In the past, installing sensors in these areas posed significant challenges. However, with the new U-Spot VISIO functionality, it is now possible to detect vehicles in unmarked spaces using cameras and artificial intelligence. 📸🤖 Would you like to learn more about this new functionality? Click here: 👉

🌍 Yesterday, we were at the ALIA Living Lab at ITA, where our Area Manager, Guillem Terradas, took part in an engaging roundtable discussion alongside leading professionals in the sector. 🚛✨ 👏 Thank you to the organizers and all the attendees for this opportunity to keep moving forward together with innovative solutions for urban mobility and last-mile delivery. 🛴📦 📸 Here are a couple of photos from the event. Onward and upward! 🚀 #UrbanMobility #LastMile #Innovation

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🌍 In Episode 4 of the Parking Network News Roundup by Parking Network B.V., explore the latest advancements in airport parking, EV charging, and sustainable mobility. The episode also highlights how Urbiotica is leading innovation with AI-based occupancy detection solutions for unconventional parking spaces, improving real-time efficiency. This smarter and more sustainable future for urban mobility is already a reality! Discover more here: #UrbanInnovation #SmartParking #IntelligentTechnology

🚗 The challenge of managing undelineated parking areas: Large or irregularly shaped zones make it difficult to efficiently control and manage parking. This results in imprecise vehicle detection and disorganized space usage. 🔧 Advanced technologies exist to overcome these challenges, providing a solution that optimizes parking management, even in areas without fixed delineation, improving real-time precision and control. 🌐 Learn more here: #SmartParking #Innovation #IntelligentMobility

🌍 Digitalization and sustainability go hand in hand on the path toward more accessible and healthy cities. And this progress is not an option, but a priority that requires smart technological solutions. 🚗 In the latest interview with Marc Boher, CCO of Urbiotica, published by the ESmartcity portal, key topics that are transforming urban mobility are discussed: 🔹 Redistribution of public space: Cities need to digitalize and rely on technological solutions to achieve sustainable mobility without disrupting their role as social and economic engines. 🔹 Reserved parking spot control: Urbiotica's solutions, such as ParkCtrl, are designed to optimize parking spot management by detecting violations in real-time and automating monitoring, ensuring efficient and regulatory use of public spaces. 🔹 AI-based innovations: Urbiotica remains at the forefront with products like U-Flow VISIO and U-Spot VISIO, solutions that improve the management of complex parking areas through advanced computer vision technologies, adapting to both urban and private environments. 💡 Success case in Burlington, Canada: A clear example of how data-driven decisions can avoid unnecessary investments and improve urban mobility effectively. 👉 Read the full interview here: