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Stan at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport

Stanley Robotics' Stan is an outdoor autonomous valet-parking robot that lifts cars up to 2,600 kg by their wheels using eight sensor-guided arms and LiDAR SLAM with centimetric RTK GPS accuracy. The robot operates for up to 20 hours per charge, places approximately 100 cars per day, and can optimize parking density by up to 50% in tarmac or concrete facilities operating from -20 to +60 degrees Celsius. Stan is deployed at airports and parking facilities across Europe.

Stan by Stanley Robotics · Catalog entry · 1 source · not yet field-verified · Warehouse & Logistics Robotics

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Stan's first public airport trial ran at Paris-Charles de Gaulle in 2017. The driver leaves the car in a cabin and enters flight details at a terminal; the robot then slides under the vehicle, lifts it by the wheels and parks it autonomously. Each robot could manage up to 400 car spaces. This early CDG pilot preceded the Lyon flagship.

Exposure

Customer segment
logistics
Scale tier
pilot lt10

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Safety record

No incidents on record for Stan at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport.

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Trust tier
Catalog entry · 1 source · not yet field-verifiedhow tiers work →
Last updated
2026-08-21
Model
Stan
Company
Stanley Robotics
Location
France/Paris/Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport
Operator
Stanley Robotics
Status
pilot
Operator type
maker operated
Scale at site
2 to 10 units
Site environment
indoor
Location precision
verified coordinates
First seen
2017-05-01
ID
4c74a637-ba21-4640-a80e-efca83303586

Timeline

  1. May 2017
    First recorded
    Stan first documented operating at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport.
  2. Aug 2026
    Current status: pilot, reviewed
    Latest recorded state. New status transitions append here as the deployment-status recorder produces them.

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Sources (1)

  1. Robot valet parks cars at Paris Charles de Gaulle · https://newatlas.com/paris-charles-de-gaulle-valet-parking-robot/49706/ · 2017-05-23
Methodology: Verified · 1 source (no primary) · last reviewed 2026-08-21

Verification posture

Verified

Low confidence

Review state

Stable

Last reviewed 2026-08-21

Maturity + lifecycle

Maturity stage: commercial

Lifecycle: active

Architectural position

Cohort: amr

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Common questions

What is the Stan deployment at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport?
Stan, built by Stanley Robotics, is recorded as a deployment at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport on the DEPLOY registry. Stanley Robotics operates the deployment directly.
Who operates Stan at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport?
Stanley Robotics, the manufacturer of Stan, operates this deployment directly. This is a maker-deploys-its-own-product arrangement rather than a customer pilot.
When did the Stan deployment at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport go live?
The deployment is recorded as starting May 1, 2017 on the DEPLOY registry. Earlier activity may exist but is not yet sourced.
Have there been incidents at the Stan deployment at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport?
No active incidents affecting this deployment are recorded on the DEPLOY registry. Absence of recorded incidents is not a guarantee no incident occurred; DEPLOY records only sourced incidents and suppresses retracted ones.

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