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Revolutionizing Bike Parking in 13 Seconds
A short video by a Japanese company showcases a new innovation to solve bike parking woes. How do you identify your bike, and what does it cost?
Parking woes in Japan have pushed the top tech minds at engineering firm GIKEN SEISAKUSHO to join forces for a groundbreaking solution: an automated underground parking system for bicycles.
In a brief explainer video, the Japanese engineering firm showcases their ingenious method, which shows bikes being placed in a special ‘elevator’ and transported with a giant metal arm to an available spot in a garage that holds around 204 standard-sized bike spaces.
The entire process takes about 13 seconds, and it will soon cost consumers only about $15 a month. The big question: how do you find your bike among hundreds of others? The answer is simple. With a personal card, the system links bikes to owners and identifies them on request.
Watch the intriguing explainer video for a real-time look at the bike parking system:
