Home
FacebookTwitterSearchMenu
  • Subscribe (free)
  • Subscribe (free)
  • News
  • Features
  • TravelInfo
  • Columns
  • Community
  • Sponsored
  • Contact Us
    • Contact Us
    • About Us
    • Advertise
    • Send Us News

Share

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIn
  • E-mail
  • Print

Gatwick trials parking robot

04 Feb 2019 - by eTNW
Comments | 0

Stanley Robotics, a French start-up company, is set to trial valet parking robots at Gatwick Airport in August.

The robot, named STAN, is equipped with artificial intelligence that allows it to optimise parking lot space, as it is able to park cars more tightly than humans can.

How it works

Passengers will drive their car to the airport where it’s assigned a dedicated parking spot. They then request a robot via an app to capture their details. Customers are then shuttled to the terminal. STAN collects the vehicle from the parking area (without needing the car keys) and takes it to a secure parking where it will remain until the customer’s return.

Sign up to our mailing list and get daily news headlines and weekly features directly to your inbox free.

Overtourism – whose responsibility?

Yesterday
Comments | 0

Monday Smile: Rare interaction between White rhinos and lion

13 Apr 2025
Comments | 0

Latest Changes on Travelinfo (11 Apr'25)

11 Apr 2025
Comments | 0

Tackling stereotypes about luxury cruising

10 Apr 2025
Comments | 0

De Lille launches Easter Campaign

10 Apr 2025
Comments | 0

Airlink achieves prestigious aviation certification

10 Apr 2025
Comments | 0

New tourist zone at Sagrada Familia

10 Apr 2025
Comments | 0

KQ – NDC now on Amadeus

10 Apr 2025
Comments | 0

Feature: SAA’s mobile app – a great travel companion

10 Apr 2025
Comments | 0

World’s first hydrogen-powered cruises

10 Apr 2025
Comments | 0

Air travel round-up: New Entebbe-London route

10 Apr 2025
Comments | 0

Latest Changes on Travelinfo (10 Apr'25)

10 Apr 2025
Comments | 0

ATNS procedure status foggy

09 Apr 2025
Comments | 0
  • Load more

FeatureClick to view

Cruising Feature May 2025

Poll

Are clients looking more at African destinations, because of the incredible increase in airfares to overseas destinations?
  • © Now Media
  • Privacy Policy
  • Travel News on Facebook
  • eTNW Twitter
  • Travel News RSS
  • Contact Us
  • About Us
  • Advertise
  • Send Us News