Nwave will introduce its expanded portfolio of solutions, including its wireless parking guidance platform featuring its fourth-generation sensor, at the upcoming IPMI 2022 Parking and Mobility Conference and Expo from July 24th through the 27th.
Nwave sensor technology has been deployed in over 10 countries worldwide: UK, USA, Ireland, Greece, Italy, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Croatia, Sweden. We are welcoming our newest country deployment to add to our "country portfolio": a smart parking deployment in Lviv, Ukraine, by our Ukranian smart parking solution partners JET BI and Perevaga Technology. (LinkedIn
Nwave parking sensor technology leveraged to improve EV charging experience in an innovative UK project. (LinkedIn Post)
https://blog.parknews.biz/2021/09/japa-inc-joins-the-city-of-woodland/
Nwave’s parking lot occupancy sensors help our partner JAPA to build a smart parking project for Sacramento Municipal Utility District.
https://www.dailydemocrat.com/2020/02/05/smart-parking-app-pilot-program-approved-for-woodland
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