
Why a scaling bike parking network needs IoT, not Bluetooth
Bluetooth locks scale to a dozen doors. Networks that reach hundreds need devices with their own connection — and a platform that outlives the hardware.

Bikeep Scooter Rental stations offer a structured solution for keeping city streets clear of randomly placed e-scooters — providing designated docking points that make rentals convenient for users and orderly for operators and property managers alike.
The first Bikeep Scooter Rental Station is now up and running at Park Inn by Radisson Meriton Conference & Spa Hotel Tallinn, marking a significant milestone for dock-based e-scooter parking and rental infrastructure in Estonia.
Unlike free-floating e-scooter schemes, Bikeep's dock-based approach ensures scooters are always returned to a fixed, designated location. This benefits hotel guests who want reliable access to last-mile transport, while also addressing the growing concerns of city planners and property owners about scooters cluttering pavements and public spaces.
The installation at Radisson Meriton demonstrates how hotels and commercial properties can integrate smart micro-mobility infrastructure directly into their guest experience — offering a premium, tech-enabled amenity that sets the property apart.
Tallinn TV was on the scene to try it out firsthand. Watch the segment here.

Bluetooth locks scale to a dozen doors. Networks that reach hundreds need devices with their own connection — and a platform that outlives the hardware.

Since 2016, Bikeep smart bike parking stations at BART have cut bike theft and outlasted a decade of daily use across the Bay Area transit network.

A summer pilot on Princess Street became permanent: 18 secure Bikeep docks across three downtown Kingston locations, free for residents and visitors.