The censors are tied into local municipal Wi-Fi networks provided through Cisco network equipment. The equipment provider is working with cities and universities on deploying networks that solve a range of problems. Deploying citywide Wi-Fi is one piece, but those networks are also increasingly being used for applications like Streetline’s parking use case.
Once the sensors have been installed and connected to the network, users will be able to find parking spots in real-time, thanks to Streetline’s Parker app. The app helps users find street parking and garage parking nearby, when applicable.
The first two cities to benefit from the partnership are San Mateo and San Carlos, Calif., but there are likely more cities to come. Streetline has deployments in 25 to 30 different municipalities and universities around the country, charging a monthly fee for use of its technology. But since Cisco has existing relationships with a number of different cities, we could see the technology integration being introduced in other places where its equipment has been deployed.
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