Automated
Parking Guidance Systems
APGS, parking access and revenue control, LPR cameras, barrier gates, pay stations, commercial overhead doors and EV chargers — supplied, installed and serviced by one team. Hospitals, universities, airports and commercial property — specified around the parker’s experience at every touchpoint.
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The parking technology stack
From guidance systems to revenue access controls and overhead doors — everything mechanical and electronic in a parking asset, from one vendor.
Level Guidance System
The simpler guidance option. Counting sensors at every entry and exit drive LED signs at the ramp, so drivers know which floor has room before they commit to it.
Level counts → System 02 · APGSAutomated Parking Guidance System
An indicator over every bay — green open, red taken, blue accessible — readable the length of the aisle. Highest resolution available.
Bay-level detection → System 03Vehicle Tracking System
A license plate recognition (LPR) add-on. Plate-reading cameras log entry, location and exit, so parkers and security personnel can locate any vehicle in the garage.
Tracking & analytics →Parking Access & Revenue Control
Cloud-hosted PARCS, barrier gates, pay-on-foot and pay-on-exit stations, ticketless entry. Added to the line in the late 2010s so clients could buy a complete system rather than integrate three.
PARCS & barrier gates → Doors & openersOverhead doors & EV chargers
Commercial and residential overhead doors and openers, plus commercial and residential EV charger installation — added in 2020 to cover everything in the structure.
Commercial & residential doors →Parking as hospitality
A garage is a hospitality business that happens to hold cars
Nobody visits a parking structure on purpose. It is the first thing a patient, a shopper or an employee experiences on arrival and the last thing before they leave, and it sets the mood for everything in between. We specify equipment against the parker's experience at every touchpoint — not against a feature list.
Before they arrive
They already know the rate, that there is room, and how to get in.
What makes it workWeb and app reservation held against the plate, published rates, wayfinding from the street.The approach
They learn the garage is full before they turn in, not after.
What makes it workEntrance LED count signs driven by live occupancy, not a guess.The entry lane
No window down in the rain, no fumbling for a card, no queue behind them.
What makes it workLPR ticketless entry, RFID credentials, fast gate cycle, or free-flow with no barrier at all.Finding a bay
They drive to a green light instead of touring the deck.
What makes it workLevel counts at every ramp, per-bay indicators down the aisle, accessible and EV bays called out.Leaving the car
They can describe where they parked, because the garage told them.
What makes it workLevel and aisle signage, colour-coded zones, a bay reference in the app.Coming back
They find the car in seconds instead of walking three decks.
What makes it workFind-my-car by plate at a kiosk or in the app, from the last aisle-camera read.Paying
No queue at a machine with a card that will not read.
What makes it workIn-app payment, pay-on-foot stations on the walking route, pay-in-lane, or auto-charge on exit.The exit
The last thirty seconds are the ones they remember.
What makes it workFast plate read, quick arm cycle, and an intercom that reaches a person when something is wrong.Afterwards
A receipt that arrives, validation that worked, and a fault fixed the same day.
What makes it workEmailed receipts, tenant validation tied to the plate, same-day service response.This is also why the service record matters more than the spec sheet. Every equipment failure is a hospitality failure: a drifted sensor sends someone to a bay that is taken, a slow gate builds a queue onto the street, a dead intercom leaves a driver stranded at an exit at 11pm. Same-day response is a guest-experience commitment, not a maintenance line item.
Multi-vendor service
Systems we can support
Kyosis is a supplier, installer and servicer — not a single-brand dealer. A large share of our work is repairing, replacing or integrating equipment somebody else installed. If your garage runs one of these systems, we can usually work on it, or tie our guidance and LPR into it, as long as the manufacturer allows.
Amano McGann · T2 Systems · Designa · Flash Parking · Scheidt & Bachmann · TIBA · HTS · Precision Technology Solutions
Park Assist · Indect · Quercus · camera-based and ultrasonic bay detection · IP displays and wayfinding signage
Genetec · Motorola Avigilon · TagMaster · license plate recognition cameras at lane and aisle
Magnetic Autocontrol · ELKA · DoorKing · LiftMaster · Linear · HID RFID readers · Aiphone intercom · Delta Scientific crash barriers
Clopay · Amarr · Wayne Dalton · Raynor · Rytec · commercial and residential openers
Commercial and residential EV charger supply and installation, including load planning and conduit for grouped bays
Why it pays for itself
What guidance changes in a garage
Less circling
Drivers are routed to an open bay instead of touring the deck. Published studies of guidance systems report material reductions in search time; the size of the gain depends on the garage.
Higher effective capacity
Faster placement means each bay serves more vehicles per day — capacity you already own, without pouring another deck.
Lower emissions and queueing
Idling and low-speed circling are where garage emissions and entrance backups come from. Removing the search removes both.
Market outlook
Where the industry is heading
Independent forecasts on parking technology demand. Each figure is captioned with its source.
Smart parking market by 2033
Grand View ResearchAnnual growth rate, CAGR
2026–2033 projectionUS EV charge points by 2030
PwC, up from ~4M todayWasted yearly in the US searching for parking
INRIX — time, fuel and emissionsTechnology expansion
AI-driven analytics and more accurate LPR are pushing automated parking demand toward an estimated $8.37 billion by 2032.
Source: Fortune Business Insights · 10.0% CAGR
Few significant clients
Where the equipment is running
Healthcare, corporate, retail, industrial and federal infrastructure.
Client success
In their words
“Kyosis delivered our automated parking guidance system on time and within budget. The real-time analytics have transformed how we manage our 2,000+ space facility.”
“The toll revenue and access control system installation exceeded our expectations. Their technical expertise and responsive support have been outstanding.”
“We've partnered with Kyosis for multiple parking guidance installations. Their camera-based systems have significantly improved our customer experience.”
“72 garage doors installed across our projects, all completed on schedule. Kyosis has become our go-to partner for commercial door installations.”
What's moving in parking
From the knowledge center
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Where we work
Parking technology service areas
Headquartered at 711 Executive Dr, Princeton, New Jersey. We supply, install and service nationwide, with concentrated coverage in eight states.
New Jersey
Princeton, Camden, Newark, Jersey City, New Brunswick, Trenton and the Shore.
New Jersey → NYNew York
all five boroughs, Westchester, Long Island and the Hudson Valley.
New York → PAPennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Harrisburg and the Lehigh Valley.
Pennsylvania → VAVirginia
Northern Virginia, Richmond, Hampton Roads and the Norfolk area.
Virginia → MAMassachusetts
Boston, Cambridge, Worcester and the 128 corridor.
Massachusetts → CTConnecticut
Hartford, New Haven, Stamford and the Fairfield County corridor.
Connecticut → FLFlorida
Naples, Fort Myers, Tampa, Orlando, Miami and the Southeast coast.
Florida → NVNevada
Las Vegas, Henderson, Reno and statewide.
Nevada →Get started
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