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Robottipysäköinti, or robotic parking, refers to automated systems designed to store and retrieve vehicles with minimal human intervention. These systems often employ mechanical elevators, shuttles, or turntables to move cars to and from designated parking spots. The primary goal of robottipysäköinti is to optimize space utilization in parking facilities, allowing for a significantly higher vehicle density compared to traditional parking garages.

The operation typically begins with a driver dropping off their car at a designated entry point. The vehicle is then scanned, and the system's software identifies an available parking bay. Mechanical components then transport the car to this bay. To retrieve a vehicle, the user inputs their request, often through a mobile app or a terminal, and the system navigates the car back to the pickup area.

Robottipysäköinti systems can be implemented in various configurations, including underground, above-ground, and integrated into existing structures. They offer advantages such as increased safety due to the absence of drivers maneuvering in tight spaces, reduced emissions from vehicles circulating to find spots, and enhanced convenience for users. However, the initial investment cost for these complex automated systems can be substantial, and maintenance requires specialized technical expertise. Despite these challenges, robottipysäköinti is seen as a growing trend in urban planning, particularly in areas with limited space and high parking demand.