With the rapid growth of vehicle ownership and urban expansion, cities are under increasing pressure to optimize parking management. From traffic congestion and low parking space utilization to delayed payment processing and poor user experiences, the inefficiencies of traditional parking systems are becoming more pronounced.
To overcome these challenges, cities and property developers are turning to IoT-based smart parking systems that integrate technologies such as parking sensors, LPR systems, payment terminals, and guidance displays. However, the success of these systems depends heavily on one critical factor: a stable, fast, and flexible communication network that can support all these devices in real time.
