Robotic Parking Systems Inc. pioneered high-speed robotic technology, in most cases cutting the space required for parking in half, creating more room for people, green spaces and architectural design.
The page explores ways that Robotic Parking Systems’ technology can assist city planners, architects, civic groups, developers, environmentalists and other innovative thinkers seeking to enrich our cities, and covers news of the current Robotic Parking System projects.
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Hospitals face some of the most complex parking challenges of any public institution. Unlike shopping centers or office complexes, healthcare facilities must manage a steady flow of patients, visitors, emergency vehicles, and staff, often around the clock. Parking is...
In the world of commercial real estate development, parking requirements often feel like a necessary evil. Fitting large, unattractive concrete parking structures into a project can be an aesthetic and logistical headache, especially in dense urban environments. But...
A Record-Breaking Feat in Automated Parking In Al Jahra, Kuwait, where tradition meets transformation, the Al Jahra Court Complex isn’t just the administrative backbone of the region—it’s home to a Guinness World Record holder. This colossal civic structure houses the...
As an inventor and engineer, I have found that the discussion on parking, climate, and land-use misses some important points–points that make the difference on whether future city planning around parking is a success or a...
“How the Intersection of Architecture and Mobility Will Shape the Cities of Tomorrow” by Jordan Goldstein and Neil Brooker is both thought provoking and inspirational.
Exclusive pallet technology allows Robotic Parking Systems to safely park cars and trucks of all sizes whether wide, long, tall, heavy or with low ground clearance. You don’t have to post a list of vehicles excluded from your garage. We handle vehicles that others can’t.
Myth: Ride-hailing and car-sharing services reduce the total number of cars on the road. Reality: Transportation network companies (TNCs) often increase the number of vehicles on the road and miles driven. Deadhead miles* account...
Myth: E-commerce has a zero net effect on congestion. Reality: Online shopping is putting more delivery trucks on the road and increasing congestion, particularly at the curb. It was long thought that the rise of e-commerce would...