Introducing specific examples of vehicle detection sensor usage!

Contributing to smooth and efficient parking management, from coin parking to large-scale parking lots.

To guide customers to parking spaces without stress. Hotron's "vehicle detection sensors" adapt to on-site needs, including occupancy management in parking lots, truck berth vehicle detection, merging warnings, exit alerts, and drive-thru applications, allowing for the construction of various systems according to scale. ■ Introduction video of Hotron's vehicle detection sensors https://youtu.be/wij31XlZz00?si=RhhhLeBNYrJPonBD ◎ For detailed information and products, please download the catalog or feel free to contact us.

• Sensors
• Indicator Light
• Signal lights and rotating lights

In a narrow parking lot, the occupancy status of each parking space is detected to reduce unnecessary entry of new vehicles and ensure safe parking lot operations.

For managing occupancy in small parking lots, the "space management method," which involves installing sensors for each parking space to display availability with higher accuracy, is recommended. In small parking lots, maneuvering vehicles can be difficult, and if a driver mistakenly enters, they may have to back out, leading to customer stress and potential accidents. Therefore, by installing sensors for each parking space to ensure accurate occupancy displays, unnecessary entries of new vehicles can be reduced, enabling safe parking lot operations. ■ Target Products - Vehicle Detection Sensor HM-UX2/UW2 (Ceiling-mounted, Ultrasonic type) - Vehicle/Pass Detection Sensor HM-LC6 (Relay type, Loop coil type) - Vehicle Detection Sensor HM-LC7/LC7-FLS (Communication type, Loop coil type) - Vehicle/Pass Detection Sensor HM-S6 (Buried type, Magnetic type) - Vehicle Detection Sensor HM-S8 (Exposed type, Magnetic type) ■ Introduction Video for Vehicle Detection Sensor HM-UX2 https://youtu.be/5tzrBAykAqU?si=EwSLqE9WYoolaNCy

• Sensors
• Indicator Light
• Signal lights and rotating lights

Achieving cost reduction through occupancy management of parking lots tailored to specific situations, such as floor management, block management, and vehicle room management.

Parking space management refers to the real-time display of parking availability and the management of efficient use of parking spaces. By utilizing Hotron's sensors, drivers can quickly discover available parking spaces, enabling efficient parking lot operations. In large parking lots, there are "floor management methods/block management methods" that prioritize cost reduction and "parking space management methods" that prioritize high accuracy. The floor management/block management methods involve installing sensors at specific points to count and manage the number of passing vehicles. These methods are easy to install and cost-effective. The parking space management method involves installing sensors in every parking space to manage each vehicle individually, achieving high-precision parking management. ■ Target Products - Vehicle Count Sensor CCS2 (Ceiling-mounted, Infrared method) - Occupancy Detection Sensor HM-UX2/UW2 (Ceiling-mounted, Ultrasonic method) ■ Introduction video for the Occupancy Detection Sensor HM-UX2 https://youtu.be/5tzrBAykAqU?si=EwSLqE9WYoolaNCy

• Sensors
• Indicator Light
• Signal lights and rotating lights

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SPACECOOL Co., Ltd. is pleased to announce its support for the purpose of the newly established memorial day "Day to End the Too Hot Summer" by the Japan Climate Leaders Partnership (JCLP). In order to address the increasingly severe heat waves, we will continue to promote the expansion of our zero-energy cooling radiative cooling material "SPACECOOL." JCLP has registered August 8, 2025, and every August 8 thereafter, as "Day to End the Too Hot Summer" with the Japan Anniversary Association. — What is the new memorial day "Day to End the Too Hot Summer"? In recent times, many regions in Japan have been experiencing consecutive days of extreme heat, and the impacts of climate change are manifesting in serious ways in our lives. Nevertheless, reports and discussions linking this to "climate change" are limited, and there is currently a lack of momentum for climate change measures. In response to this issue, JCLP has decided to establish the "Day to End the Too Hot Summer" during this hottest time of the year, creating a social impetus to reframe "heat" as a climate change issue. This memorial day aims to share the commitment to halt the climate crisis for future generations and serve as a starting point for advancing the systemic transformation of society as a whole.

Are you making progress on measures for the "2024 Problem"? With stricter management of drivers' working hours, reducing "waiting time" has become an urgent issue in the logistics field. To address this challenge, our company, Hotron, proposes the "Vehicle Detection Ultrasonic Sensor 'HM-UX2'," which instantly grasps the availability of loading bays. The 'HM-UX2' contributes to the resolution of waiting times by accurately understanding the availability situation, reducing unnecessary waiting and queueing, and shortening waiting times to alleviate the burden on drivers! By replacing the "eyes" of your loading bay management with this high-precision sensor, why not start addressing the "2024 Problem"? Take a look at the product features: "Can it accurately detect availability?" "Can we really use it in our company?" "I just want to know the cost, even if it's an estimate." If you have any questions or requests, please feel free to consult with us.

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