Bicycle detection & wayfinding Gdańsk Wrzescz

Overview

This project delivers the first smart bicycle parking in Poland, located in Gdansk. As cycling grows across Polish cities, riders need a secure and convenient place to leave their bikes, and operators need the tools to keep facilities orderly and available. This installation sets a national benchmark, guiding cyclists straight to vacant spaces and giving the operator full oversight of how the parking is used.

Scope

• Detection. Per spot sensors monitor occupancy in real time across the facility, providing an accurate live picture of which bicycle spaces are free and which are taken.
• Wayfinding to vacant spaces. Dynamic signage and indicators route cyclists directly to available spots, removing the search and easing flow through the parking even at the busiest times.
• Management of abandoned bicycles. Occupancy data over extended periods flags bicycles that remain in place beyond a set threshold, letting the operator identify and clear abandoned bikes and recover capacity that would otherwise be lost.

Value

A better experience for cyclists through real time guidance to free spaces, and strong parking management for the operator, with live utilization insight, automated detection of abandoned bicycles, and the data to keep a high demand facility efficient and available.