Ingenious Solution! No More Hassle Parking, Just Use the 'Auto-Turn' Car Platform

[webfact]

A brilliant idea has gone viral online, as TikTok user @pimmyrich shared a clip showcasing a fascinating innovation - a turntable that helps with parking even in tight spaces, making parking troubles a thing of the past.

 

In the video, a young woman can be seen driving her car into a parking spot with the car platform. Once parked, she turns the car towards the wall, and then a man activates the platform, smoothly turning the car to face outward effortlessly.

 

 

This innovation promises to be a game-changer for those struggling with parking challenges. It not only saves space but also makes parking more convenient and efficient.

 

With creative solutions like this, navigating busy city streets and parking lots could soon become a breeze. Kudos to the brilliant minds behind this 'auto-turn' car platform!

 

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[flyingtlger]

9 minutes ago, webfact said:

a fascinating innovation - a turntable that helps with parking even in tight spaces

But it's only good for one car! Not very cost effective if you plan on parking many cars....

 

[ezzra]

I could have suggested lifting the car and parking it using a helicopter but I'm not a Tik-Toker.

[ChrisY1]

Not really meant for the road, but these devices are common in carparks or garages....they're usually electric

[JoePai]

a fascinating innovation

Proves the mentality of TikTok ‘users’

[Hamus Yaigh]

Specifically for people who don't know how to use reverse gear.

[Geoffggi]

This system has been in use for turning trains for years so not really ingenius ............................LOL

[foreverlomsak]

4 hours ago, flyingtlger said:

But it's only good for one car! Not very cost effective if you plan on parking many cars....

Very true it means that every car needs a width longer than a car length to be able to park nose/tail in, therefore useless in a car park as you indicate.

Could be very useful though in private parking with limited maneuvering space, where you can drive straight in and turn the car to face out to the road. Reversing out onto a road is significant source of mishaps.

[Scott Tracy]

2 hours ago, foreverlomsak said:

Could be very useful though in private parking with limited maneuvering space, where you can drive straight in and turn the car to face out to the road. Reversing out onto a road is significant source of mishaps.

Reverse park then...

[wpcoe]

14 hours ago, webfact said:

It not only saves space but also...

???  How exactly does it "save space?"  In fact, it takes up more width than a normal single parking space, no?

[CanadaSam]

Seems to me this "incredible" device takes up approx. THREE parking spaces, to park one car!!!

[Confuscious]

Now I understand why they print on car batteries to not drink the battery fluid ...
Thank you Tik-Tok for showing us that human knowledge is really going backwards.

[radiochaser]

On 7/28/2023 at 10:23 AM, Geoffggi said:

This system has been in use for turning trains for years so not really ingenius ............................LOL

But, trains don't have steering wheels.   

[eisfeld]

On 7/28/2023 at 5:23 AM, Geoffggi said:

This system has been in use for turning trains for years so not really ingenius ............................LOL

Also for cars these things have existed for decades. They are called car turntables. There are many companies producing them. I don't know why they are presented as something new and an invention. Usually they are motorized.

 

[sirineou]

A vertically tilting platform would be far more efficient. 

Not only would it save on space, but all loose change that have fallen between the seats would roll to the back to be conveniently collected later.????