AI-Based Curbside Parking Management for Inclusive Mobility in Aarhus
Aarhus is actively working to enhance mobility for all citizens, including those with disabilities. Our project contributes to this vision by introducing an innovative digital solution that improves the visibility and utilisation of accessible parking spaces through real-time monitoring and journey planning tools.
The system combines discreet parking sensors with a digital interface to monitor the status of designated disabled parking spaces. These data are made available through a user-centric web application, enabling people with disabilities to plan their journeys based on accurate parking availability. The insights generated can also support municipal efforts in parking management, compliance and policy planning.
This solution has been designed to integrate seamlessly with Aarhus’s existing smart mobility and digital infrastructure initiatives. It complements ongoing efforts to foster inclusive, efficient and user-oriented urban transport systems. Developed in collaboration with local stakeholders and accessibility groups, the platform ensures relevance and usability for its intended users.
The pilot in Aarhus will serve as a testbed to validate the technology and user experience. Data collected during the pilot will inform further improvements and scalability, both within Aarhus and across other European cities. By providing real-time information and supporting proactive planning, the solution aims to enhance autonomy, confidence and quality of life for people with disabilities. This project supports the strategic objectives of EIT Urban Mobility, especially in promoting inclusive urban mobility and deploying innovative solutions that improve quality of life in cities. It reflects a collaborative, people-first approach to urban innovation.
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Aarhus seeks to enhance accessibility. Better utilisation of designated disabled parking through real-time monitoring supports inclusive mobility and aligns with the city’s smart initiatives.
The project deploys AI-enabled cameras to monitor parking occupancy and deliver real-time data, enabling improved planning, compliance and management of accessible parking spaces.
Improved utilisation of accessible parking spaces, enhanced mobility for disabled users and actionable insights for city planners to support inclusive, data-driven transport policy decisions.
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