In search of innovative parking systems for construction sites?

In any field, relying solely on conventional methods has become increasingly challenging. Progress necessitates the adoption of novel and innovative systems. This holds true for parking systems in construction projects as well. Conventional automated/mechanical parking systems come with clear advantages and disadvantages. Many wonder if there's a parking system that maximizes the benefits of these systems while mitigating their drawbacks.

Introducing MPSystem Robotic Parking System, which offers a new paradigm. It provides drivers with safe, fast, and efficient parking solutions. A seminar was conducted to provide detailed explanations on this matter.

Heerim Architects & Planners Inc.

Following their visit in March, the company invited this time was Heerim Architects & Planners Inc. Established in 1970, Heerim is a comprehensive architecture service company that has grown on both domestic and international stages. They aim for cutting-edge technology and the best services, providing comprehensive services ranging from architectural design to construction project management (CM), feasibility analysis, and post-construction management for buildings.

Nearly 130 employees attended the seminar. The seminar covered various topics, starting from showcasing completed projects incorporating MPSystem, introducing basic robots and solutions, to providing various real installation references, regulations involved in applying MPSystem to domestic and international project designs, layout examples, and how it applies to actual design tasks. The subsequent Q&A session saw numerous questions from attendees, which were promptly answered based on real cases and accurate evidence. 

Following the solution presentation, a Q&A session was held for participants. Questions covered topics such as the operational principles of parallel parking, cost differences compared to traditional mechanical parking, detailed explanations on overseas references, efficient parking space implementation methods, and safety concerns. Team leader Cha Jaeyoung, who led the seminar, earnestly answered all questions and expressed gratitude for the insightful inquiries.