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Private airport visit · London Gatwick

The next car park is already there.

Airport parking demand grows. Airport land doesn't.

18 Nov 2026

10:00 to 15:00

Meet at Hilton London Gatwick

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Operation preview filmed at Lyon Airport

Live. Not lab.

This is not a robotics demonstration on a stand. It is a live airport operation.

At Gatwick, you will see

  • The passenger drop-off journey
  • Passengers keeping their keys
  • STAN lifting and moving vehicles
  • The live robotic parking environment
  • How the operation is supervised
  • The operational questions behind running the service day to day
A Stanley Robotics STAN robot moving a passenger car at London Gatwick as a plane takes off overhead

See the operation. Ask the difficult questions.

See it live at Gatwick

Gatwick Airport live visit

One morning on the live site, then straight on to the opening day of APNE (Airport Parking Network Event) 2026 in London.

Hosted by Stanley Robotics and Assured Technologies

Date
Wednesday 18 November 2026
Arrival
10:00 at Hilton London Gatwick
Audience
Airport car park operators
Attendance
Private tour. Limited places.
  1. The Hampton by Hilton at London Gatwick, where coffee and networking start the visit

    10:00Arrival

    Coffee, breakfast and networking at the Hilton London Gatwick.

  2. A jet on final approach above a Gatwick Airport sign

    10:30Gatwick welcome

    Oliver Bedford, London Gatwick, and a safety briefing.

  3. Two Stanley Robotics STAN robots carrying a dark electric SUV across a Gatwick parking bay

    11:45Stanley Robotics

    The robots at work on the live site.

  4. An Assured Technologies controller at London Gatwick monitoring parking operations across a bank of screens

    12:45Assured Technologies

    Valet operations end to end with GO Park.

  5. Delegates at the Airport Parking Network Event, London, 18 to 20 November 2026

    13:30On to APNE

    Travel on to APNE in London — the train from Gatwick is the fastest option.

  6. The Hilton London Metropole, where the visit hands over to the APNE programme

    15:00Arrival at APNE

    Hilton London Metropole, ahead of the APNE programme.

I want to see it live

Airports grow. Land doesn't.

When parking demand grows, the traditional answers are familiar: more land, more infrastructure, or more people moving cars.

But airport land is finite. And what serves parking today may be needed for something entirely different tomorrow.

Before you build more, find out what you already have.

Robotic parking offers a different way to look at the existing footprint. It starts with the parking asset itself and asks how it could work harder, not with the technology.

See the live operation

What if the capacity you need is already there?

Traditional parking layouts need space for people to drive, manoeuvre, open doors and reach their cars. When vehicles are moved autonomously inside a controlled parking area, that geometry can be reconsidered.

More potential capacity

Make better use of suitable existing parking land.

Better passenger experience

Drop off. Lock the car. Keep the keys. Walk away.

Greater flexibility

Explore capacity options before assuming permanent construction is the only answer.

See what this looks like live

Your car moves. Nobody drives it.

Two Stanley Robotics STAN robots carrying a passenger car across a parking site
  • A driver arrives at the Stanley Robotics drop-off cabin at Gatwick

    Drop off.

  • The car enters the robotic parking cabin

    Lock it.

  • The passenger keeps the keys and closes the car at the Stanley Robotics cabin

    Keep your keys.

  • The passenger leaves the cabin terminal with the keys in hand

    Walk away.

The passenger does not need to search for a space or hand over the keys. STAN moves the vehicle into the restricted parking area without anyone driving it.

See the journey at Gatwick

Your airport is the business case.

Seeing Gatwick answers one question: can robotic airport parking work? The next question is what it could do at your airport.

Every airport is different. Stanley Robotics can model a candidate site using the airport's own operating inputs before a deployment decision is made.

  • Your land.
  • Your flows.
  • Your demand.
  • Your economics.
An operations station showing the vehicle interface, a digital twin of the site and a live performance dashboard
Understand. Model. Simulate.Learn about the Site Simulation Preview

See it live at Gatwick.

Request your place for the 18 November live airport visit.

The visit is reserved for a limited group of airport car park operator representatives. Submit your details below and our team will review your request and confirm attendance.

A Stanley Robotics technician beside a STAN robot on an outdoor parking site

Good to know

Travel
Attendees arrange their own travel to Gatwick. From London, Gatwick Express or Thameslink trains reach the airport in about 30 minutes. During the visit, a coach shuttles guests between the Hilton London Gatwick, the Stanley Robotics demonstration and the Assured Technologies stop.
After the visit
Travel on to APNE 2026 at the Hilton London Metropole — the train from Gatwick is the fastest option. APNE is booked separately; code STAN2026 gives 10% off.
Hotel
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Gatwick tour at APNE day

Hosted by Stanley Robotics and Assured Technologies at London Gatwick, on the opening day of APNE 2026.

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