Superb parking system!

Nitin · 3rd February 2010, 23:40

Got this in the mail today. Supposed to be implemented in Madrid (or will be in the near future).
Things like this would be a boon for India,where parking space is always at a premium.

http://www.woehr.de/de/projekte/madrid_m710/index.htm

Ripper · 3rd February 2010, 23:56

Awesome stuff!
Will definitely be a boon for motorists in India, guess it will take another 10 years to get here. Anyways thanks for sharing.

whacky_rohan · 4th February 2010, 00:10

nice.. i think this will take another 20 years to come to India..
by the way, something of this sort is implemented in New York city. trying to find the link.. some of the info is on --> The coming of the Automated Parking Garage

aka_iitd · 4th February 2010, 00:26

Nice idea but we will take time

Much needed in India

Samurai · 4th February 2010, 00:47

Do you really want it to come to India? You can't take your car out if there is a power cut. And there will always be power cuts.

ishotmydog · 4th February 2010, 00:56

damn, the whole process is automated. pretty awesome engineering.
fat chance something like this coming to India at least in the next 8 to 10 years or so.

Nitin · 4th February 2010, 01:56

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Originally Posted by Samurai

Do you really want it to come to India? You can't take your car out if there is a power cut. And there will always be power cuts.

Haha..good one Sir! I didn't think about the 'oh-so-efficient' electricty supply (such as B'lore's very own KEB). Gosh, I'd be better off parking my car a far way off and walk rather than have the car stuck in a lot such as the one in the link!

mjothi · 4th February 2010, 07:10

Nice one. If I am right, I have seen similar parking systems in Japan. Only difference is, they are multi level above the ground. Here it is below the ground.

Although I am not sure if internally it is so complicated as in this video.

A good and innovative idea though.

prince_pervez · 4th February 2010, 08:12

Great idea! But will take ages to come to India.

phamilyman · 4th February 2010, 08:13

Can you imagine the parking cost for this thing? And with Indian maintenance standards .. god bless!

aargee · 4th February 2010, 08:40

When implemented in India, I wish the additional things to be taken care
1. If the guy does not park the car properly, the door of cabin 1 closes automatically & doesn't allow the guy outside unless he parks the car properly

2. There should be a separate walk space for the person to walk out after parking otherwise the queue that is formed outside cabin 1 will be so much that he/she cannot walk out
3. Only a single lane allowed all way from the gate with side walls (upto 3 foot) all way to cabin 1

, so that no one can break the queue

Quote:

Originally Posted by phamilyman

Can you imagine the parking cost for this thing? And with Indian maintenance standards .. god bless!

+1

AltoHoncho · 4th February 2010, 10:08

I think a 'stepped-down' version is being in usage at JM/FC Road in Pune and also saw it in the Shoppers Stop at Bandra. The look and feel arent 'plush' like this one though but the setup has similar features with human intervention.
If the electricity goes off, these systems have their own generator setup which can keep them runing for hours, the best part is the cost.
The Bandra shoppers stop one costed me only 15/- for a full day parking. Whereas a regular paid parking lot at Atria costs 20 or 30/-

KSM-Vtec · 4th February 2010, 10:32

Thats a real good idea for India...howmuch does it cost?? any idea??

gomzi · 4th February 2010, 11:46

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Originally Posted by AltoHoncho

The Bandra shoppers stop one costed me only 15/- for a full day parking.

Anytime i'm in that part of bandra and theres a lack of parking spots (always the case) I head to shoppers stop and park my car there.

The system is not as astounding as the one shown in this thread but it gets the job done reliably, efficiently and at low cost to customer. Thats what works in India.

recshenoy · 4th February 2010, 12:00

I have already seen this in implementation at Tokyo. Looks very cool. Guy walks in leaves his car and goes.
As shown here, it start moving by itself through giant mechanical structure.
I went near building and saw though the back end. View from back end looks scary especially when you see big SUVs n MUVs moving around though those giant mechanical structures

PS:IIRC this is even show in Tokyo drift movie!

3rd February 2010, 23:40	#1
Nitin Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2006 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 3,294 Thanked: 20 Times View My Garage	Superb parking system! Got this in the mail today. Supposed to be implemented in Madrid (or will be in the near future). Things like this would be a boon for India,where parking space is always at a premium. http://www.woehr.de/de/projekte/madrid_m710/index.htm
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3rd February 2010, 23:56	#2
Ripper BHPian Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Mumbai Posts: 261 Thanked: 36 Times View My Garage	Awesome stuff! Will definitely be a boon for motorists in India, guess it will take another 10 years to get here. Anyways thanks for sharing.
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whacky_rohan Newbie Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Mumbai Posts: 16 Thanked: 0 Times	nice.. i think this will take another 20 years to come to India.. by the way, something of this sort is implemented in New York city. trying to find the link.. some of the info is on --> The coming of the Automated Parking Garage
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aka_iitd BHPian Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Bangalore Posts: 634 Thanked: 51 Times	Nice idea but we will take time Much needed in India
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Samurai Team-BHP Support Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Bangalore/Udupi Posts: 25,952 Thanked: 47,317 Times View My Garage	Do you really want it to come to India? You can't take your car out if there is a power cut. And there will always be power cuts.
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ishotmydog BHPian Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Pune Posts: 594 Thanked: 19 Times	damn, the whole process is automated. pretty awesome engineering. fat chance something like this coming to India at least in the next 8 to 10 years or so.
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mjothi Senior - BHPian Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Bangalore Posts: 3,290 Thanked: 232 Times View My Garage	Nice one. If I am right, I have seen similar parking systems in Japan. Only difference is, they are multi level above the ground. Here it is below the ground. Although I am not sure if internally it is so complicated as in this video. A good and innovative idea though.
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prince_pervez Senior - BHPian Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Redwood shores, CA, USA Posts: 4,211 Thanked: 52 Times View My Garage	Great idea! But will take ages to come to India.
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phamilyman Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Gurgaon Posts: 5,974 Thanked: 4,663 Times	Can you imagine the parking cost for this thing? And with Indian maintenance standards .. god bless!
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AltoHoncho BHPian Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Bangalore Posts: 581 Thanked: 14 Times View My Garage	I think a 'stepped-down' version is being in usage at JM/FC Road in Pune and also saw it in the Shoppers Stop at Bandra. The look and feel arent 'plush' like this one though but the setup has similar features with human intervention. If the electricity goes off, these systems have their own generator setup which can keep them runing for hours, the best part is the cost. The Bandra shoppers stop one costed me only 15/- for a full day parking. Whereas a regular paid parking lot at Atria costs 20 or 30/-
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KSM-Vtec Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: MH-02-India-Bombay-Bandra Posts: 1,562 Thanked: 446 Times View My Garage	Thats a real good idea for India...howmuch does it cost?? any idea??
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recshenoy Senior - BHPian Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Mangalore / Bangalore Posts: 1,128 Thanked: 256 Times	I have already seen this in implementation at Tokyo. Looks very cool. Guy walks in leaves his car and goes. As shown here, it start moving by itself through giant mechanical structure. I went near building and saw though the back end. View from back end looks scary especially when you see big SUVs n MUVs moving around though those giant mechanical structures PS:IIRC this is even show in Tokyo drift movie! Last edited by recshenoy : 4th February 2010 at 12:01.
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