Overseas multilingual parking lots, commercial complexes, office buildings, residential communities, hotels and hospitals that require unattended vehicle access management.
System positioning: an on-premises, privately deployed smart parking management system for a single lot or a group of lots. It combines a local server with intelligent terminals and is accessed through a browser, with no client installation required.
Local closed loop: license plate recognition, billing and settlement, gate decisions and data storage all run locally, so the parking lot continues to operate normally even if the external network goes down.
Unattended operation: license plate recognition, voice broadcast, on-screen guidance, automatic billing and automatic gate opening, supported by remote cloud-duty handling.
Globalization: the management interface supports more than 30 languages, with multilingual voice broadcast and on-screen text; currency units and location are configurable.
Unified multi-device access: cameras, RFID readers, LED displays, barrier controllers and ticket printers are managed centrally through dual MQTT and HTTP channels.
Single-package delivery: front-end resources are built into the back-end service, so a single deployment enables browser access and reduces delivery and maintenance costs.
An on-premises smart parking management platform for single sites and multi-site parking groups.
It runs on a local server with intelligent terminals and is accessed through any browser—no client installation required.
ANPR cameras, RFID readers, LED displays, barrier controllers and ticket printers are unified on one platform to enable unattended entry and exit, automatic billing and gate control.
Because recognition, billing, gate decisions and data storage all run locally, the parking lot keeps operating even when the external network is down.
The management interface supports 30+ languages, with multilingual voice broadcast and display text for overseas deployments.
Open interface previewHome dashboard covering today’s and total revenue, fixed-vehicle and temporary-vehicle revenue, vehicles on site and remaining spaces, revenue trends, traffic comparison, vehicle composition and device online status.
Open interface previewCentralized maintenance of parking lot information, zones, lanes and device inventory, with configurable space counts and lot-full policies.
Open interface previewThree billing modes (hourly, duration and visit count) with free time, starting price, a 24-hour cap and periodic billing; a billing simulator is provided for validation.
Open interface previewAccess control plus a gate-rule engine that evaluates blacklist, lot-full, validity, payment status and time-based restrictions in order.
Open interface previewFixed vehicles, whitelists, blacklists, special vehicles, RFID, face-registered personnel and visitor services; supports single entry and Excel batch import.
A complete financial trail of parking orders, payment records, fixed-vehicle payments and coupon redemption.
Full retention of recognition, passage and gate-opening records, including entry and exit images, with configurable retention days.
Open interface previewA user–role–menu model with fine-grained, menu-level permission control.
Menu management, parameter configuration, system logs, scheduled tasks and scheduling logs.
An interface in 30+ languages, multilingual voice and on-screen text, and configurable currency and location.
terminal device layer, communication access layer, application service layer, support service layer and data storage layer.
dual MQTT and HTTP channels. Device-specific commands are abstracted into a unified IoT command model and routed by the command engine according to device type.
Spring Boot 2.7, MySQL 8.0, Redis, Sa-Token/JWT, Eclipse Paho MQTT and Vue 3, with the built front-end resources included; the default service port is 58888.
Local software · Connected devices · Coordinated vehicle access
Unified scheduling and business rules
MySQL 8.0 · Redis · Local data storage
Unsuccessful gate-rule evaluation → spoken reason and cloud-duty handling.
Entry Flow: A vehicle approaches, and the ANPR camera captures and recognizes its plate. The system checks blacklist, lot-full, validity and authorization, then provides LED and voice guidance. The local software sends the gate-open command and the barrier rises. A recognition record and an on-site record are created, while ground loops and anti-smash mechanisms protect the vehicle.
Exit Flow: After plate recognition, the system matches the on-site record and order, determines the vehicle type and calculates the fee according to the billing rules. Payment is made at the payment kiosk, by QR code or in cash. The gate rules are then evaluated and the barrier rises. If evaluation fails, the vehicle is blocked with a spoken reason and routed to the cloud-duty console for manual handling.
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View more ↗Existing O&M capabilities: regular backup of the database and the image directory (/uploads/images/), system-log troubleshooting, and configurable recognition-record retention (-1 means permanent).
Offline devices can be investigated through device status and video; camera configuration files can be backed up and restored; background tasks are monitored through scheduled tasks and scheduling logs.
PROJECT WORKFLOW
LPR, paper tickets, reusable cards and RFID address different user groups. Select the combination for fixed users, visitors and vehicles that need an alternative credential.
Review currency, cash denominations, change handling, receipt format and payment-provider integration for the destination. A staffed terminal or mobile terminal can supplement self-service payment.
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