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Posted: March 15, 2016
New York Commercial Real Estate Guide: Automation Technology - NYREJ
Unitronics Systems is a turn-key provider of automated parking solutions. Unitronics provides over 27 years of expertise in the design, manufacture and installation of automated logistics systems. Unitronics Systems has various installations located throughout North America while the parent company, Unitronics, has provided automated warehousing solutions to Fortune 500 companies throughout the globe. Our design professionals have the extensive experience to analyze your project and deliver a robust and cost effective system design that maximizes parking capacity.
Unitronics Systems offers a unique tool for architects and developers when designing new projects with parking needs. Our parking solutions are capable of providing 2-3 times the number of spaces that could be achieved with a conventional garage, thereby allowing increased flexibility in building design by requiring a condensed parking footprint.
The use of Unitronics automated parking systems may provide a reduction in excavation, reducing construction costs. Operationally, our parking solutions allow for savings in lighting, ventilation and may even generate a reduction in insurance premiums. Unitronics Systems also provides an eco-conscious solution since there are noticeable reductions in fuel emissions, derived from the elimination of drivers searching for parking allowing for a reduction of the carbon footprint.
In addition to all the benefits that Unitronics provides the developer and architect, we also provide the “luxury of stress free parking” to drivers and their passengers. No longer will drivers feel frustration in searching for parking. All valuables remain safe and secure within the locked vehicle during the entire time the vehicle is parked. Drivers no longer have to remember where they parked since the system will deliver their car while they wait in a comfortable waiting area.
Unitronics Systems Inc., Fort Lee, NJ, 201-592-1444, [email protected]
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