Vertical: smart-parking
An enterprise synergy for a Digital Twin with Libelium Smart Parking
TYPSA, Urbim, and Libelium are aware of the importance of these alliances and have joined their innovation capacity in an alliance to drive innovation in digital twins and smart technology to offer comprehensive solutions that respond to current urban and environmental challenges.
A smart parking solution for the best beach city in the USA
St. Pete Beach is a Florida seaside city with several white-sand beaches lapped by the warm waters of Gulf of Mexico. In 2021, St. Pete Beach has been ranked as the best beach city in the US by TripAdvisor.
Streetlight integrates Libelium IoT solutions providing digitization to a US Smart Campus
Table of Contents ENE.HUB’s SMART.NODE grants security, connectivity, environmental control, and even Electric Vehicle Charging station to Cal State Fullerton.A medium or large-sized university is a replica of a small city, with its services, workers, users and resources. University life is a microcosm, a reflection of society and, at the same time, an engine of […]
Libelium IoT technology at the parking loT of the most emblematic hotel in Madrid
Libelium' IoT parking technology is helping one of the biggest hotels in the center of Madrid
IoT technology to monitor parking for disabled citizens in the North of Spain
Mobility management and the environmental impact caused by traffic are two of the major concerns for many municipalities today.
Smart Parking IoT platform to increase the efficiency of electric car recharging station
To speed up and streamline smart services, an Italian technological company focused on intelligent solutions, Elmec Informatica, has fully automated its headquarters in Burnello (Varese, Italy) with the IoT, in association with its partner, Everynet. A smart parking management system has been included among other smart building applications.
Smart Parking project in Montpellier to relieve traffic congestion and reduce car parking search
Ten minutes searching for car parking several times daily means <strong>more than 240 hours per year</strong>, and an average of 700 complete days in your life. the French company Synox has shared all its knowledge and know-how to Montpellier Mediterranean Metropolis with new and innovative urban services.
Detecting road modality and occupancy patterns to enhance urban planning in Dordrecht Smart City
<p>Public authorities are worried about <strong>the impact that the increase of people could have in the urban planning of metropolis</strong>. The Internet of Things is enabling <strong>the detection of the most regular routes; volume of cars, bicycles or pedestrians and most crowded streets passing times</strong>. Dimitrios Kyritsis, Surveying & Geomatics Engineer from TU Delft, has developed a research project in the city of Dordrecht (The Netherlands) based on the <a href="https://www.libelium.com/libeliumworld/success-stories/meshlium-scanner-to-monitor-passengers-activity-at-manchester-airport/" title="Meshlium IoT Gateway">Meshlium IoT Gateway</a> to monitor pedestrians, bicyclists and vehicles</strong>. <a href="https://www.libelium.com/libeliumworld/success-stories/detecting-road-modality-and-occupancy-patterns-to-enhance-urban-planning-in-dordrecht-smart-city/">Read more</a>.</p>
Smart Libelium: Living IoT Lab to monitor parking, water quality, ambient and environmental conditions
Libelium believes in a world completely connected to gather data from anything located anywhere to <strong>enable citizens and organizations to make decisions based on valuable information. With the aim to show customers, partners and visitors the Libelium has deployed a <strong>Living Lab in its headquarters in Zaragoza (Spain).
Smart marina: monitoring mooring berths by controlling sea level and weather conditions in a touristic port in Greece
<p>One of the major problems for captains of vessels, especially during summer, is the <strong>absence of marina's reservation mechanisms</strong>. The start-up SaMMY, rises up from this need detected in Greek ports and wants to modernize the operation of marinas with the installation of a sensor network with Libelium technology to monitor mooring berths and conditions of the sea and the environment. <a href="https://www.libelium.com/libeliumworld/success-stories/smart-marina-monitoring-mooring-berths-by-controlling-sea-and-weather-conditions-in-a-touristic-port-in-greece/">Read more</a>.</p>