LoRa Park

The LoRa Park was developed in partnership with Kiunsys - www.kiunsys.com - and uses LoRa technology to communicate with the gateway installed in the local region.

LoRa™ - Long Range - is a modulation technique that ensures more competitive long-range communications compared with current technology.

In Europe, the LoRa communication channel uses unlicensed 868 MHz frequencies (868-870 MHz SRD band, ETSI compliant), and the sensor is configurable on 16 channels.

The LoRa Park has both a magnetometer sensor and an ultrasonic sensor within the same product, and detects the presence of a vehicle or object in the parking area being monitored.

The software installed enables auto-calibration and, thanks to the intelligent use of the two sensors, can detect objects, even non-metallic ones, obstructing the use of the parking area.

The LoRa Park thus enables objects obstructing the space to be detected, such as snow, refuse, bins, leaves, objects placed to wrongfully reserve the space, etc.

LoRa long-range radio technology enables the sensor to send the free/occupied status of the parking area to a gateway and then to the cloud platform.

Sensor and vehicle communicate using Bluetooth via an app on the user’s smartphone.