Automated Robotic Parking

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2 Post

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2 Post Cantilever Parking System

 

A 2 Post parking system (also known as a cantilever or stacker parking system) is one of the most basic mechanical parking systems available.

 

How it works

2 post system 2This parking system is built using a cantilever design, which is a beam anchored at only one end (the fulcrum). The jutting beam bears the load of the vehicle and transfers it to the support where it is forced against by a moment (product of a force and its distance from an axis) and shear stress (the force vector component parallel to the cross section). Cantilever construction allows for an overhanging arm without bracing at the far end.

 

Operator’s experience

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At most installation sites, these 2 Post systems are installed one right next to another. Basically an operator selects a vacant space, and parks their vehicle between the two posts. After exiting the vehicle, the operator may raise it to the upper position by pushing a button that activates the UP function.

 

 

System’s characteristics

  • Stacks one car over another
  • Manual or automatic operation
  • Designed for indoor or outdoor use
  • Freestanding – no anchor bolts required
  • Can be disassembled, moved, and resold
  • Suitable for all personal vehicles
  • Standard painted finish (galvanized is optional)
  • Optional charging stations for hybrid vehicles
  • A trained operator is required

 

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