RoboVault: Self-storage for the rich and famous

The lobby area of RoboVault.

This is a waiting area where clients can comfortably lounge while their valuables are stored or retrieved.

The facility has  biometric fingerprint scanning and keyed entry security features.

RoboVault's vehicle storage system is completely automated. Here, a car is driven into the loading area. Two large hangar doors flip open, revealing a rotating carousel platform. This kind of reminds me of what Bruce Wayne does when he needs to get the Batmobile out of the Batcave.

Here's a nice yellow Ferrari being rotated into place.

These are Westfalia Automated Storage and Retrieval units used by the Automotive Retrieval System.

The Automotive Retrieval System in action.

The biometric scanner in action.

Of course, RoboVault is not just about car storage. You can enter the facility to store your valuables as well.

Once you enter the facility, there is the vault room for personal valuables which has its own biometric and identity access system.

Here's a nice open view of the vault room.

Solid steel doors.

The wine vault, of course, has its own dedicated entry area and is self-service as well.

The wine vault is kept at 55 degrees F in order to ensure the freshness of the wine stored at RoboVault.

Permanent backup generators and monitoring systems are installed that allow the facility to remain powered and refrigerated for ten days in the event of a catastrophic local infrastructure loss, such as due to a hurricane. RoboVault is right next to the Fort Lauderdale airport and is on the same priority electrical grid.

This is a personal wine collection. Each storage locker can accomodate approximately 220 cases of wine.