Smart parking at scale

Beijing's roadside parking electronic toll collection system is the world's largest high-mast video application for curbside management. Deployed across all 17 districts (including the Economic Development Zone), the system generates over 800,000 parking records daily, with the AI data processing system handling up to 1.05 million records and 94 million images per day.

The project manages 580 km of curb space and has become the national benchmark —known as the 'Beijing Standard' —for city-scale smart parking. The deployment leverages high-precision AI perception to enable touchless payment, automated license plate recognition, and real-time violation detection.

Covering Guangzhou's 6 central districts (Yuexiu, Haizhu, Liwan, Tianhe, Baiyun, Huangpu) and 4 suburban zones (Zengcheng, Huadu, Panyu, Nansha), this deployment manages 36,857 parking spaces under a unified city-level platform. It is the largest smart parking in southern China.

By applying high-precision physical AI, the system achieves organized parking, improved compliance, and fine-grained management —ushering in a new era of intelligent mobility for one of China's most populous cities.

In collaboration with Hong Kong's Transport Department, SuperVision upgraded the next generation of parking meters with AI Sentinel vision fusion modules. The new meters deliver real-time occupancy detection and unauthorized parking identification, significantly improving space utilization and enforcement efficiency.

This deployment supports Hong Kong's Smart City Blueprint and smart mobility transformation goals, bringing AI-powered intelligence to one of the world's densest urban parking environments.