An exclusive look inside one of the largest automated parking system in the world. CNBC’s Ray Parisi travels thru the system in a 488 Spider Ferrari to show you exactly how robots precisely lift, spin, and park it while he’s inside with cameras.
Hidden inside a 46-story luxury condominium in Miami is a thirteen story garage where busy robots zoom around whisking cars to and from parking spots. The futuristic 24/7 operation unfolds across a 13-level garage and employs five car lifts, dozens of lasers and hundreds of bar codes embedded in the floors.
Residents who pull into one of the building’s five drive-up bays don’t have to hunt for a spot, instead they hand their vehicles off to robo-valets who park the cars for them.
It all goes down inside Brickell House, a condo residence which is home to the largest and tallest automated parking system in the world according to PARKPLUS, the company that built it. And while no humans are allowed in the automated garage, CNBC’s Ray Parisi drives a Ferrari 488 Spider into it and rides thru it with his camera crew so you can see the robo-parkers lift, spin and precisely park the six-figure ride.
