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here Stanley Robotics, we are the makers of these robots. You are fully right, and btw this article is clearly not from us. We are careful in communication. Big

here Stanley Robotics, we are the makers of these robots. You are fully right, and btw this article is clearly not from us. We are careful in communication. Big news, this time by us, are coming in 2 months from now. The very same robots as the ones for London Gatwick, have already behind them more than 1 year of daily operational experience: at Lyon airport(France). Currently 150 parking spaces, managed by those robots, are managed every day there. This number is increasing rapidly week by week. Stay tuned, thanks :)

PhantomGremlin 8y ago
Elsewhere in this thread someone posted a few videos that make it much easier to understand what's happening. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19011731 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19011731 Have you had any communication with tire manufacturers about how you lift the car that way? Wouldn't that put unusual stress on the tire plies? Maybe once or twice might be OK, but if someone did this to tires 500 times a year (e.g. commuting to work, once at arrival at garage at work, once at departure from work) would the tires still be OK?