RFID-based cashless car-parking system developed

Car parks can be a hassle – you have to roll down your car window and reach out to get a ticket from the dispenser on the way in, and then have to reach over and pay the cashier on the way out. The engineers at Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute for Material Flow and Logistics, however, have come up with something easier. They’ve developed an RFID (radio-frequency identification) tag system that allows drivers to pass unimpeded in and out of car parks, with parking fees being automatically deducted from an online account... Continue Reading RFID-based cashless car-parking system developed

Section: Automotive

Tags: Fraunhofer, Identification, Parking, RFID

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