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Wind River and Parkeon: Making the Smart City a Reality
技术
- 分析与建模 - 计算机视觉软件
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 应用开发平台
适用行业
- 海洋与航运
- 可再生能源
适用功能
- 产品研发
用例
- 智慧城市运营
- 智能停车
服务
- 系统集成
挑战
作为实现这一愿景的起点,Parkeon 正在开发其下一代 StreetSmart 终端。然而,一个主要挑战是将新终端与公司的后台业务系统连接和集成。
Parkeon 咨询了一些解决方案提供商。 Wind River® 已经与该公司进行了一些开发工作,并参与了该公司早期版本仪表中的嵌入式应用程序。
在讨论中清楚地表明,风河拥有为管理已部署仪表提供最佳解决方案的技术和服务,并且能够共同设计和帮助集成解决方案的连接部分。
客户
帕肯
关于客户
Parkeon是开发下一代停车终端的城市交通技术的全球领导者。该公司希望将主要智能从支付站转移到云端,然后将一个简单的停车收费表变成一个有用的、街上物联网联网的信息亭。它希望将新终端与公司的后台业务系统连接和集成。
解决方案
Wind River Professional Services 与世界各地的组织合作,确定解决方案要求并共同创建设计,使他们能够加快上市时间、降低总拥有成本 (TCO) 并优化系统生命周期内的性能。
Wind River 团队通过与全球各种客户合作开发物联网解决方案获得了独特的见解,这从业务和技术角度增加了解决方案成功的可能性。
该小组还完全熟悉端到端物联网系统各个方面的安全要求和措施。 Parkeon 尤其关注安全问题。
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