The phrase "automated parking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a parking system that operates with minimal human intervention, often utilizing technology to park vehicles automatically.
Example: "The new shopping center features an advanced automated parking system that saves time for customers."
Alternatives: "self-parking" or "automatic parking".
Mr. Alan created a company called AutoParkiT that builds automated parking systems in partnership with Omron, a Japanese company with a subsidiary in Illinois.
Capitalizing on this shortcoming, the developer of a condominium and commercial complex going up at 123 Baxter Street, at Hester Street, plans to offer something no other building in New York has: automated parking.
"We are really proud that New York City has validated automated parking in such a substantial way and that Automotion's innovative technology became the catalyst" for the park, said Mr. Milstein.
In the meantime, a smattering of residential buildings in New York, Miami and Los Angeles boast fully — and semi — automated parking systems that are time savers for residents, and space savers for developers.
Two Manhattan buildings — 1 York Street in TriBeCa and 123 Baxter Street in Chinatown — have automated parking systems in which the resident pulls up and steps out of the vehicle, and then the system parks the car somewhere in the garage.
In [103], a system to perform automated parking lot surveillance at night time is presented.
It's living in five star hotels, with swimming pools, automated parking.
The first residential automated parking system in New York City, built by AutoMotion, it parks and delivers residents' vehicles within two and a half minutes.
Besides electric drivetrains, these concept cars feature wireless charging, autopilot and automated valet parking.
The recently opened 26-story glass tower known as 500 Walnut, a contemporary-style condo building with high-tech features such as a wireless induction charging system in the garage, which offers automated robotic parking.
Already we have new cars withdriver assist systems that can detect objects in blind spots, automate parking, keep drivers within their lanes and even help prevent collisions.
