Parkxper Parking Guidance & ANPR System

Parkxper (company name 閤美企業股份有限公司) makes smart parking systems developed and manufactured in Taiwan, with offices in New Taipei City, Taiwan and Union City, California. The fetched pages do not state a founding year. It targets commercial, industrial, hospital, retail and school parking.

The range includes ticketless ANPR cameras for entrances and exits with black and white lists and barrier control, camera-based parking guidance with LED indicators, Car Finder kiosks, automatic pay stations, LED wayfinding signage, a management platform and dashboard, and mobile app integration. A 2024 release described a Taiwanese plate recognition system exported to the Philippines.

• Ticketless ANPR: Reads plates at entrances and exits with Full HD cameras and logs times and images.
• Black and white lists: Admits VIPs or blocks unwanted vehicles automatically.
• Parking guidance: Detects bay occupancy with cameras and shows status on LED indicators.
• Car Finder kiosk: Lets drivers locate their vehicle by plate number.
• Pay station and signage: Provides automatic payment kiosks and LED wayfinding signage.
• Management platform: Offers a dashboard and mobile app integration.

Hospitals in Vietnam could guide patients to vacant bays in underground car parks. Shopping malls could use ticketless ANPR with a Car Finder kiosk. Schools and corporate campuses could manage VIP and resident vehicles with white lists.

Operators can run ticketless entry with plate logging for fee calculation and evidence. Camera-based guidance shows vacant and occupied bays with LED indicators and helps drivers find their cars. The company claims up to 99.99% plate recognition accuracy on its entrance and exit product, a self-reported figure. Product pages cover malls, hospitals, airports and campuses.

Camera-based plate recognition is replacing ticket barriers and loop sensors in malls, hospitals and campuses, and operators want guidance and car-finding to cut search time. Taiwanese vendors are exporting to Southeast Asia, including the Philippines. Vietnamese malls and hospitals face similar demand for ticketless entry and space guidance.

Offices in New Taipei City, Taiwan and Union City, California. Exported a license plate recognition system to the Philippines (Aug 2024) and reported the NU MOA Parking deployment in November 2025. Founding year not stated on the fetched pages.