Your outdoor car park is full of data you've never seen.
Real-time occupancy and field asset monitoring for outdoor parking — sensor-based, wireless, no cameras, no cabling, no disruption to operations. Two devices. One solution. Every space instrumented. Every asset accounted for.
Outdoor parking is a two-part problem.
Most outdoor parking solutions stop at occupancy — knowing which spaces are free. But large outdoor parking areas have a second operational problem: the field assets that guide drivers to those spaces. Signs get moved, knocked over, or misaligned. Without visibility, teams drive the lot manually to check. NOA solves both.
NOA Parking Puck
Space occupancy detection.
Wireless sensor deployed in each parking space. Detects vehicle presence in real time. No cameras, no cabling, no infrastructure changes.
Pilot program open — request early accessNOA Scout
Field asset monitoring.
Monitors the signs, barriers, and wayfinding assets deployed across your parking area. Alerts when something moves, tips, or ends up in the wrong place — so your team only goes out when the data says to.
Available now — request pricingGlobal technology campus. Hundreds of field assets. Zero manual checks.
A global technology campus deploys directional signs across a large outdoor parking area to guide employees to available spaces. Before NOA Scout, signs were regularly moved, knocked over, or misaligned — and the only way to find them was to drive the lot.
Before NOA Scout
- —Field team drove the lot regularly to locate missing or misaligned signs
- —No way to know which assets were down until a driver or employee reported it
- —Significant crew time spent on reactive checks across a large outdoor area
After NOA Scout
- ✓Every sign reports its location, heading, and physical state automatically
- ✓Alerts fire when an asset moves, tips, or faces the wrong direction
- ✓Field crew dispatched only when the platform says action is needed
Global technology campus · United States
Live occupancy. Every space. Every zone.
Web app, compatible with all devices and browsers.
- Total
- 83
- Free
- 4
- Occupied
- 79
Live occupancy map
Real-time status of every parking space — free, occupied, or unknown.
Zone heatmaps
Parking areas summary data and occupation heatmaps.
Dwell time
How long each vehicle has been in a space. Overstay alerts configurable per zone.
Monthly analytics
Group spots into custom zones. Average area population and IN/OUT event frequency.
Sensor health
Temperature, battery status, deployment status, and calibration timestamp per sensor.
Alerts
Low battery, high temperature, sensor obstruction, non-calibrated status, and overstay warnings.
Zone management
Define parking areas with simple drawing tools.
Access management
User roles and data access controls.
Every field asset. Last known state. Instant alerts.
Web app, compatible with all devices and browsers. REST API available for external workflow integration.
Asset map
Last reported location of every asset. Updated on movement, tilt, orientation change, or scheduled report.
Heading display
Orientation indicator per asset — confirm each sign or barrier is facing the right direction.
Alerts panel
Prioritised by severity. Tip-over, wrong orientation, unexpected movement — most recent first.
Fleet management
Asset creation, inventory management, device health, and last known location.
Scheduled reporting
Devices report three times daily regardless of movement — consistent status visibility.
Access management
User roles and data access controls.
How It Works
What problem does NOA parking intelligence solve?
Multi-storey and indoor parking has been instrumented for years. Outdoor surface lots — often the largest parking asset on a site — have almost no data. No real-time occupancy. No visibility into the field assets guiding drivers. NOA closes both gaps.
How does NOA Scout know when an asset needs attention?
Scout wakes when movement is detected. Once the asset comes to rest, it evaluates three things: where it is, which direction it's facing, and whether it's still upright. If any of those are outside expected parameters, an alert fires. Your team only goes out when the data says to.
Does NOA Scout involve cameras or GPS tracking of people?
No. Scout monitors the state of field assets — signs, barriers, and similar deployed equipment. It reports the condition of the asset, not the movement of people. No video, no ANPR, no personal data of any kind.
What types of sites use NOA Scout?
Corporate campuses with large outdoor parking areas, airports with dispersed field signage, stadiums and event venues, shopping centres with surface lots, and any operator managing distributed outdoor assets across a site.
What types of sites is the Parking Puck pilot open to?
Corporate campuses with 200 or more outdoor car parking spaces, airport operators with outdoor staff or visitor lots, stadiums and event venues, shopping centres with surface parking, and municipalities.
What types of sites is the trial open to?
Built by the team behind nine years of enterprise fleet deployments.
NOA has operated physical intelligence systems at some of the world's most demanding sites since 2016. The same full-stack platform — hardware and software built together — is now applied to outdoor parking.
Request early access — Parking Puck
Limited partner slots available for 2026. General availability early 2027.
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