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Measure occupancy at the stall or bay.

Bizzi uses surface-mounted, camera-free sensors to measure individual parking stalls and loading bays. Each occupancy change becomes live status, dwell, utilization and history in the Bizzi platform.

A Bizzi PS Sensor bonded to the face of a parking-lot curb, seen at ground level with gravel in the foreground.
A Bizzi PS Sensor on the curb face at the Austin field site. Surface mounted, with no pavement cut at this installation.

Live field validation · Austin, Texas

Read from the running deployment in Austin, Texas over the last 7 days.

Monitored spaces
3Day 11 of the deployment
Sensors reporting
0 of 33 down
Occupancy events
191In the last 7 days
Last event
1:40 PM CDTSite local time

The questions change. The missing measurement is the same.

A parking director and a distribution-center manager describe different problems. Both come down to how long a specific space was occupied.

In a city

  • Which blocks are full at 2 p.m. and empty at 7 p.m.?
  • How long are vehicles staying?
  • Which spaces consistently go unused?
  • What does actual occupancy say before rates, regulations or capital plans change?

In a facility

  • How long is a trailer actually at the bay?
  • Which bays carry the most dwell?
  • When does capacity tighten?
  • Does the gate timestamp describe what happened at the dock?

The current reading from Austin.

This panel reads the running deployment, not a recording. Pick a space to see how it has been used over the last week.

Feed quiet0 of 3 sensors reporting
Updated 2:28 PM CDT

Space 1

Regular space

Occupied
Held for
Last event
Events100
Occupancy rate77.0%
Average dwell10m
ConnectivityQuiet
Battery3.67V
Signal-115 dBm
Events over the last 24 hours

Which spaces are occupied or vacant right now, and whether each sensor is reporting.

SpaceTypeStateSensor
Space 1RegularOccupiedQuiet
Space 2PickupOccupiedQuiet
Space 3ADAVacantQuiet

Figures cover the observed window at the field site. Nothing here identifies the location or the hardware.

Showing all spaces

Rates cover the last 7 days at the Austin field site.

Cities

Know which stalls are occupied. Understand how they are used.

Parking and curb teams get a live view of each monitored space and the record behind it, so a rate change, a time-limit change or a capital request can point at measured occupancy instead of a sample count.

Bizzi reports occupancy and duration. It does not identify vehicles or issue citations.

Live status
Occupied or vacant, per monitored stall.
Dwell
How long each vehicle held the space.
Turnover
Completed sessions against observed stall-days.
Occupancy rate
Occupied time as a share of observed time.
History
Every state change, timestamped and kept.

Warehouses

Measure dwell at the bay, not just the gate.

Gate and yard systems can tell an operator when a truck entered a facility. Bizzi is designed to measure how long the monitored bay itself was occupied, with a start and an end timestamp on each occupancy.

Illustration, not measured data. A gate timestamp brackets the whole visit. The question an operations team usually has to answer is the shorter span in the middle of it.
Product render of the Bizzi PS Sensor, a rounded rectangular white enclosure with four recessed screws and an embossed Bizzi mark, annotated with its dimensions.
Bizzi PS Sensor. The sensor head lifts off a bonded backplate, so a unit can be swapped without disturbing the mount.

One device per space.

The sensor detects a vehicle by the change it makes to the local magnetic field. The reading is binary: the space is occupied, or it is empty. No image, no plate.

Dimensions
4.72 × 2.2 × 1.30 in
Sensing
Magnetometer. No camera, no video, no plate data.
Mounting
Adhesive-bonded backplate with a replaceable sensor head.
Connectivity
LoRa to an on-site receiver, then to the cloud.
Housing
UV-stabilized polycarbonate, tamper-resistant screws.

Tell us what you need to measure.

Tell us what you are trying to measure. We will use the meeting to understand the site, the number of spaces, and what a useful deployment would need to prove.