New-fangled Montreal parking meters run embedded Linux
Mar 3, 2004 — by LinuxDevices Staff — from the LinuxDevices Archive — 1 viewsThe Canadian Society that manages street parking and public parking lots for the City of Montreal is planning to roll out 500 to 800 wireless, solar-powered parking payment stations based on embedded Linux. Each station replaces about 12 traditional parking meters, adding convenience features for drivers, meter maids, and city parking officials alike, according to 8D Technologies of Quebec, which worked with parking equipment provider Cale to develop the stations.
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