An automated guided vehicle (AGV) robot transfers a car into a parking lot in Nanjing city, east China's Jiangsu province, 9 May 2018. A group of ph
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An automated guided vehicle (AGV) robot transfers a car into a parking lot in Nanjing city, east China's Jiangsu province, 9 May 2018. A group of photos showed China's first parking lot featuring an automated guided vehicle (AGV) robot in Nanjing city, east China's Jiangsu province. Shenzhen-based Yeefung Automation Technology Co. Ltd. said that the laser-guided AGV robot can transfer a car into a carport in about two minutes. Drivers guide their cars on to the robot which is in shape of a movable platform, and it places the vehicle in an available port. Wu Hao, Yeefung general manager, said the company developed the robot in response to limited parking in big cities across the world. He said the robot helps new and experienced drives alike. AGV robots can maximize parking space in lots by around 20-40 percent. Although adding such a robot would give an extra cost of 70, 000 yuan (10, 468 USD) to each carport, it would help operators earn profits through improving efficiency, said Wu.