Robotic solution to reduce soil sealing
>>> one solution to help reach No Net Land Take by 2050
>>> Enable authorities to comply with BAF requirement in the urban planning
Soil sealing is considered a severe form of land take, characterized by development of new buildings, road, parking, and other infrastructure due to urban sprawl. They often affect fertile agricultural land, puts biodiversity at risk, increases the risk of flooding and water scarcity and contributes to global warming.
Over the last three decades, the Biotope Area Factor (BAF) has been incorporated into urban planning to control and regulate the construction and renovation of buildings. BAF is an ecological index to describe the permeability level of soil and grounds. For more information on BAF, please click here.
STRADOT solution increases considerably the BAF index or the ecological surface of the parking. Thanks to our robot’s traction system, grass on solid slab can be installed in almost all area served by STRADOT parking robots.
Simulation of the park-and-ride below shows the BAF index of different solutions. This park-and-ride in Toulouse area has a surface of 3500 m2 to accommodate 139 parking places.
Current State
Biotope Area Factor
0.06
139 parking spaces
219 m2 in-ground green space
3281 m2 asphalt for parking and circulation lanes
Intermediate
Biotope Area Factor
0.25
139 parking spaces
219 m2 in-ground green space
1738 m2 grass on solid slab for parking area
1544 m2 asphalt for parking and circulation lanes
STRADOT Solution
maximize BAF
Biotope Area Factor
0.73
139 parking spaces
1921 m2 in-ground green space
1251 m2 grass on solid slab for parking area
328 m2 asphalt for cabins and robot maneuver zones
STRADOT Solution
maximize parking capacity
Biotope Area Factor
0.45
259 parking spaces
3172 m2 grass on solid slab for parking area
328 m2 asphalt for cabins and robot maneuver zones
