[New Product Development] The Yuegong three‑story, multi‑level automated parking system with rear‑row automatic forward movement has undergone review by the type‑test authority.

Release Date:

2024-08-26 15:05

Conventional heavy‑vehicle parking garages on the market are notoriously difficult to access and exit. Drivers must first navigate a narrow, elongated passage, then negotiate two ground‑level tracks that create uneven terrain, and finally tackle a steep ramp before reaching or leaving the facility. To address these persistent parking challenges and meet evolving market demands, Yuegong’s Intelligent Multi‑Level Parking Equipment Division (hereafter referred to as the Garage Division) initiated product development for an automated forward‑moving smart garage designed specifically for heavy‑duty vehicles as early as 2021.

In April this year, the Garage Business Unit officially approved the development of a three‑level, rear‑row‑rearranging, automatically advancing intelligent automated parking system, and convened a dedicated meeting to finalize the implementation of design, fabrication, installation, testing, and type‑approval procedures. In response to these directives, the Technical Department promptly launched R&D and design work on the new product. After numerous revisions to the drawings and several rounds of simulations, all design tasks were completed by late May. Subsequently, the Manufacturing Department proceeded with prototype production and proactively took on the installation responsibilities. Throughout the entire process—from design and fabrication to trial installation—the R&D team leveraged their expertise and technical experience to continuously refine the product, a process that placed significant demands on their professional acumen.

On August 22, the Garage Business Unit invited a national type‑test authority to conduct an inspection of the prototype. The equipment successfully passed all tests, including no‑load, rated‑load, and 1.25‑times overload trials. The reviewing experts expressed full approval of the equipment’s operational performance, and it is expected that the type‑test certificate will be obtained in early September.

Passing the type‑test for the rear‑row automatic forward‑moving smart garage is merely the first step toward bringing the product to market. The Garage Business Unit will continue to refine and enhance the prototype, bolstering its stability to ensure that the product is presented to our customers in its best possible form.

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