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Many of us have been there. Scanning and searching for open parking as we cruise through a crowded garage. Suddenly, out of the corner of your eye you see a pedestrian crossing in front of your vehicle.

It's a known fact that anything that begins to be publicly measured begins to adjust. Because we don’t know what we don’t know, having access to data will only help: planning, architecture, facilities management, financial planning, and operations. Curb management

Have you ever wandered aimlessly through a huge, packed parking lot or garage looking for that elusive parking space? You probably got increasingly frustrated as you drove through aisle after aisle, looking at row after row of parked cars, not

Summer has barely begun, and the summer travel rush is already in full swing. Much was made of the huge numbers of Americans who traveled by air and on the highways over the Memorial Day holiday, and that trend hasn’t

Parking guidance is probably the most important technology to emerge from the parking industry’s ongoing evolution. Parking guidance systems dramatically improve the parking experience while, at the same time, helping to maximize parking occupancy and improve management. Drivers benefit by

Americans are on the move again. With vaccines widely available throughout the United States and about half of Americans vaccinated, people are starting to hit the road. The recent Memorial Day weekend saw a 500% increase in air travel alone,

EnSight Technologies announced today that Jonathan Herrera has joined the company as Director of Marketing. In his new role, Herrera will oversee EnSight’s branding, marketing, advertising, communication, and public relations initiatives.

EnSight Technologies announced the successful completion of a parking guidance grid connecting Redwood City’s municipal parking structures with several private parking garages into a single easy-to-use and manage parking guidance system. EnSight installed its intelligent camera-based occupancy management system at

In science fiction novels, artificial intelligence (AI) conjures images of out-of-control computers destroying humanity and taking over the earth. It’s scary stuff. Fortunately, the reality is much less terrifying—and much more beneficial to parkers and parking owners and operators. One