13 years in operation with a positive growing business, CentrePark changes perceptions about parking

CentrePark with the latest technology is ready to respond to the needs of the community as well as building managers, housing and others to realize the vision of a smart city together

CentrePark with the latest technology is ready to respond to the needs of the community as well as building managers, housing and others to realize the vision of a smart city together

Synonymous with inefficient use of capacity, long lines and limited payment options, parking has changed with the support of CentrePark technology

All the features that we have implemented in Grand Indonesia are part of the innovations that CentrePark continues to develop, including through artificial intelligence technology.”

— Charles Oentomo, Chairman and CEO of Centrepark Citra Corpora.

JAKARTA, JAKARTA, INDONESIA, December 12, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — CentrePark, the leading parking management company in Indonesia, recorded positive growth of more than 15% this year. Building on its 13 years of operations in Indonesia, CentrePark has successfully partnered with Grand Indonesia, one of the largest and most successful shopping malls in Indonesia.

“Grand Indonesia has almost the same vision as CentrePark, which is to always provide the best service to customers by continuing to develop and innovate. With the new technology that has been and will be implemented, we are confident that we can jointly create new standards in the parking industry,” said PT Grand Indonesia Director Muralidaran when meeting at the CentrePark collaboration signing ceremony. with Grand Indonesia at Hotel Indonesia Kempinski Jakarta.

CentrePark is also playing an active role in developing the smart city vision in various cities and is ready to be present in other major cities in Southeast Asia. “Our achievements through the thirteenth year are underpinned by technological innovation and collaboration with partners to jointly address the various challenges of the parking industry in this country,” said Charles Oentomo, president and director of Centrepark Citra Corpora.

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He added that the parking industry in Indonesia’s big cities faces several challenges, including the lack of the role of technology in responding to the needs of building managers, inefficient use of parking capacity and the absence of parking reports. in real time.

On the consumer side, today’s drivers demand the same digital convenience they get for general consumer goods and services. They should have a seamless experience from entering the parking area and looking for a parking space to unlimited payment options. CentrePark has responded to this need with a series of technologies that will change the perception of complicated, exhausting and slow parking to be fast, safe and convenient.

The parking area at Grand Indonesia, for example, which is visited by more than 5,000 cars per day, has been supported by a 100% ticketless and paperless parking system. Just by scanning a smartphone at the entrance area, no more paper parking tickets and receipts.

When in a threatening situation, visitors to the Greater Indonesia area can also press the emergency button in the parking area which will connect them to the Control Room where officers will be ready to help. CentrePark also offers a special premium parking area for Grand Indonesia customers that has been designed to support their convenience in the East Mall, Basement 1 and West Mall G1 floor areas.

In addition, visitors are also assisted by the parking guidance system that will display the number of available parking spaces. Vehicle queues at the exit can also be reduced by using the Traffic Dispatch System (TDS). This system is supported by this information panel that will automatically display signs to guide visitors to the quieter exits from the shopping center.

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The implementation of artificial intelligence technology is also applied in a vehicle license plate recognition system called License Plate Recognition (LPR) that is widely deployed abroad. This system can identify visitors through vehicle license plates by automatically reading the vehicle’s license plate number, vehicle type, vehicle color, and even vehicle make. Currently, this system has been implemented in Grand Indonesia for all accesses.

“All the features that we have implemented in Grand Indonesia are part of the innovations that CentrePark continues to develop, including through artificial intelligence technology. All of these conveniences will change the driver’s perception of parking to be more positive. And CentrePark, with the latest technology, stands ready to respond to the needs of the community, as well as building managers, housing managers and others to bring the vision of a smart city to life together,” added Charles.

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