The Cart system is best suited for large-scale, mixed-use buildings due to its capacity to be scaled up and its overall efficiency. The retrieval times can drastically decrease depending on the number of carts and elevator bays that are placed into the system. Globally this is the most commonly used automated parking system for larger parking requirements. During non-peak hours, these systems can make the most use of available parking by renting out certain spots for shorter term parking while still having the spot available at a later time for the resident who plans to park overnight.

Tower parking is a system designed to transport a vehicle by carrying it up and down multiple floors for safe storage. Suitable for medium & large sized buildings or Parking-Only facilities; the parking tower creates a convenient and modern place to store and display vehicles. With the option to have the exterior cladded with steel and glass – there is no better way to display vehicles that are ready to be purchased and taken off the lot. Making the tower system ideal for car dealerships.

A unique system that uses vertical and horizontal shifting to park cars underground where space is generally limited. When a vehicle enters a parking garage designed to accommodate multiple floors, the lift on both ends elevates the pallet vertically while circulating it horizontally to park the vehicle. Very similar to a puzzle system where the system must arrange cars based on expected retrieval times.

Multilayer Circulation is a high space efficiency system, which is recommended for small and medium buildings. Different variations of this system exist generally with one entry and one exit to increase efficiency.

In the space allocated for two conventional parking spots, this parking solution is designed to vertically stack up to 14 cars.

Easy to use, this system allows the vehicle to simply drive onto the empty pallet and at the press of a button safely get parked. It is easy to install and contains fewer faults due to its basic design. Its usage is very simple and a driver can control the system directly. Therefore, it does not need to have additional valet attendant monitoring the system.

A Rotary system is also easy to disassemble and reinstall, giving this type of parking a unique case-by-case flexibility in situations where temporarily additional parking may be required. For example, downtown construction sites, sporting events, and concerts.

Single home parking systems are useful for both family homes, as well as residential buildings with conventional parking lots looking to increase their overall capacity.

There are two main variations in a single home parking system: Independent parking uses a pit to render each vehicle independently retrievable from others. Meaning you will never need to move a car to retrieve another.

Dependent parking stacks vehicles into an empty parking space by lowering or raising the platform, like a standard elevator. This allows the user to open up the basement floor to be used as a garage or simply to stack cars vertically. Numerous variations & designs are available to meet diverse vehicle & construction-based requirements. These are available for both single and double platforms; where two to three vehicles can be stacked vertically.