- Stanley Robotics was founded by Cl茅ment Boussard, Aur茅lien Cord and St茅phane Evanno.
- Their technology helps to park peoples鈥� cars for them, optimising vehicle storage management.
- So far, Stanley Robotics have raised 鈧�3.6 million in funding.
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With the much anticipated travel announcement set for later on today, our Startup of the Week for this week is the smart car storage solution for the airport and car logistics industries 鈥� Stanley Robotics.
Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Paris, this innovative startup have created robots that can park peoples鈥� cars for them, picking them up by the wheels and efficiently block-parking them. Through Stanley Robotics鈥� technology, the startup can optimise the management of vehicle storage, their vision for the future being: 鈥�everything that needs to be moved will be moved autonomously!鈥�
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In 2013, the soon-to-be Stanley Robotics鈥� co-founders Cl茅ment Boussard and Aur茅lien Cord had begun working on a vehicle that could park itself automatically. After meeting their third co-founder, St茅phane Evanno, the three started up Stanley Robotics, discovering car movers that enabled you to move vehicles without them needing to be started.
The three co-founders realised that through installing software into a car movers platform, they could mutualise the tech all while reducing costs.
In 2019, Gatwick became the first airport in the UK to have deployed Stanley鈥檚 solution, signing a contract with the startup to revolutionise parking throughout the airport. Stanley Robotics claim that 鈥淭he new service will be a convenient, personalised experience that will save passengers time, while also reducing vehicle emissions.鈥�
So far, the startup have raised a total 鈧�3.6 million in funding 鈥� their latest round, a Venture Round, announced in May 2017.
Their robots (aptly nicknamed 鈥淪tan鈥�) are claimed to benefit 鈥渇rom the latest technological advances of autonomous vehicles鈥� as well as 鈥渁 team which is very well versed in this technology鈥�
Stanley Robotics further claim that 鈥淭his is the first valet robot in the world capable of moving vehicles outdoors. He can adapt to different obstacles it might meet in its way. These different sensors allow it to scan its environment at any moment and adjust its movements.鈥澛犅�
