As the cool breeze heralds autumn, cities nationwide embrace the golden season for "City Walks."

The value of the "20-minute park effect" continues to soar, offering convenience and leisure to urban dwellers.

Recently, EVOC Smart Park Technology, in partnership with a city in southern China, officially unveiled the AI Smart Park, revolutionizing recreational experiences for citizens.

The park is now more "appealing," offering an urbanized retreat that enhances quality of life.

EVOC Smart Park Technology embodies the "dual carbon" concept, blending ecological park construction with environmental protection philosophies. Through a "one-map" visualization system, the park's green resources are scientifically managed, enabling real-time data updates, daily inspections, and maintenance task tracking, among other intelligent management functions.

The park is also more "fun." Before visiting, the smart park cloud platform provides comprehensive travel information, such as crowd density, traffic flow, and weather forecasts, aiding visitors in planning their itineraries. Upon arrival, an online VR panoramic virtual tour allows visitors to immerse themselves in the park's scenery via mobile phones, PCs, or touchscreens, offering a unique visual experience.

Management of the park has become easier. Leveraging digital twin technology, EVOC Smart Park Technology showcases and manages the park's basic service facilities on a single smart screen. Real-time monitoring of gate machines, surveillance systems, broadcasting, WiFi, information displays, restrooms, parking lots, and street lights significantly improves maintenance efficiency and equipment longevity.

In terms of ticketing, EVOC Smart Park Technology facilitates a real-name reservation/pre-sale system for park entries, basketball courts, badminton courts, tennis courts, and main courts, integrating online and offline ticketing. Ticket information can be remotely accessed, and real-time visitor data is seamlessly integrated into the park's big data center.

Furthermore, cloud computing and big data technologies are utilized to analyze park operations, including green resource statistics, passenger and vehicle flow, sales data, and time-sharing visitor entry monitoring, aiding managers in making data-driven decisions.

These advancements bring two significant improvements:

1. Enhanced Service Quality: Boosting the park's appeal and competitiveness, thereby increasing revenue.

2. Improved Management Efficiency: Making management decisions more scientific and reducing waste of manpower and resources.