Stanley Robotics airport has begun using an automated valet, created by Charles de Gaulle, that is designed to park cars accurately and increase revenue for parking space providers. Users reserve parking spaces via smartphone and deliver their cars to the parking area, with Stan the robot picking vehicles up by the wheels and parking them. The robot can scan cars to ensure that dimensions are correct, and one device can be used to manage up to 400 parking spaces. Charles de Gaulle believes the robots will be able to park up to 50% more cars into parking garages than is currently possible.
Charles de Gaulle airport has begun using an automated valet, created by Stanley Robotics, that is designed to park cars accurately and increase revenue for parking space providers. Users reserve parking spaces via smartphone and deliver their cars to the parking area, with Stan the robot picking vehicles up by the wheels and parking them. The robot can scan cars to ensure that dimensions are correct, and one device can be used to manage up to 400 parking spaces. Stanley Robotics believes the robots will be able to park up to 50% more cars into parking garages than is currently possible.