Artificial Intelligence Goes Beyond Statistics and Enters Parking Lots and Gas Stations
Stanley Robotics emerges as a protagonist with its valet robot technology, highlighting that artificial intelligence (AI) goes far beyond complex formulas and algorithms.
Using machine learning, a subset of AI, these robots are transforming the experience of parking a car, making it more efficient and less stressful.
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Machine Learning vs. Expert Systems
Both companies use expert systems in conjunction with machine learning to maximize efficiency. These systems do not “learn” in the way we understand, but are highly effective at performing the tasks for which they were programmed.
Meet Stanley Robotics
Founded in 2015 by Clément and Aurélien, Stanley Robotics was born with the mission to simplify and revolutionize car parking. “Stan,” its autonomous valet robot, came along with a fleet management software entirely developed by the company. Watch the video below provided by the company demonstrating the robot’s skills.
The first major test of Stanley Robotics was at Paris Airport in 2015. The success was resounding, optimizing spaces in a sector that grows 10% annually and gaining hundreds of users in just a few months.
It didn’t take long for other major players to recognize the value of Stanley Robotics technology. In partnership with Lyon Airports, the company implemented valet robots for the first time in large outdoor parking lots, operating in any weather condition.

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