Coordinator: Lambros Lambrinos

The ePark project (http://www.e-park.eu) examined ways of applying Internet of Things technologies to improve urban parking infrastructures. Its results show that sensors, wireless communications and mobile applications can act as enablers for cities to become smarter by assisting drivers in the often cumbersome task of finding an available parking spot and paying for its usage.

Duration: 2011-2013

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Funding: € 215.000,00