The global automated parking management systems market is markedly fragmented as each regional market can have different players holding prominent positions, notes Transparency Market Research (TMR). For instance, Skyline Parking and CityLift are expected to emerge as leading players in Europe and Asia Pacific. In North America, the top players are Robotic Parking Systems, Inc. and CityLift who hold a combined share of upward of 32.0% in the regional market.
TMR finds that some of the other prominent players operating in the global automated parking management systems market are EITO&GLOBAL INC., Round Automated Parking System, Klaus Multiparking Systems Pvt. Ltd., Dayang Parking Co. Ltd, and Unitronics.
TMR observes that top players are entering into mergers and acquisitions with other prominent players to strengthen their positions in the market. Top players are capitalizing on their robust geographic presence and a wide product portfolio to stay ahead of others. A growing number of players are also leveraging the potential of synergies they have with regionally prominent players, with an aim to consolidate their shares.
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Rising Need for Optimizing Parking Spaces propels Demand
The demand for automated parking management system emanates from the ever-rising need for more parking space for vehicles given the staggering rise in new registrations all over the world. The demand for technologies and systems for optimizing parking space is a key factor propelling the growth of the global market.
The exponential rise in number of vehicles in urbanized spaces of developing and developing nations is a key factor that has squeezed the available parking space. With the pressing need for minimizing the land usage, the problem has been confounded further, thus fueling the demand for automated parking management systems.
Numerous benefits of automated parking systems reinforce the attractive demand, key of which are doing away with driving lanes, ramps, optimizing the land usage, ensuring the minimal pedestrian traffic. Furthermore, since the hassles of parking that people face has been a prominent factor contributing to traffic congestions in urban spaces, the need for reducing them has been bolstering the demand for automated parking management systems.