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I'm thinking 3D. A cuboid parking area where the car rests/charges, stacked high, wide and deep of cars. No need for regular staff access. When a car is need
by zhte415 11y ago
I'm thinking 3D. A cuboid parking area where the car rests/charges, stacked high, wide and deep of cars. No need for regular staff access. When a car is needed it disengages, connects with a ramp/lift loading/unloading platform, and drives itself to you.
- sandworm101 11y agoThat's getting much more complicated than the concrete slab that is a parking lot today. Cars on lifts/ramps hauled by robots has been done many times, but its far from cheap and has never caught on. It just requires too much maintenance. Valets are cheaper.
- ricardobeat 11y agoIsn't that a very common sight in Japan? The cost of land in metropolitan areas easily overshadows a bunch of hydraulics and elevators produced at scale.
- culturestate 11y agoMany companies already make similar products for parking, e.g. [1]. The autonomous, unoccupied drive to the parking structure and being connected to power without human intervention are the more pressing problems. 1. http://www.parkmatic.com http://www.parkmatic.com