Forget manually pumping gas, the Autofuel Gen 3 robot will automatically fuel up your car after it pulls in to the station. How does it work? After registering your vehicle (model, fuel type, payment details, and license plate), the robot scans for the plate when you arrive, and opens up the special gas tank cap before it starts the pumping process.
All of this information is stored in Autofuel’s cloud database, which means the robot receives instant access to specific car details, along with the customer’s payment details and preferred fuel type. Drivers also receive specific parking instructions on a screen as the car approaches the system, similar to the instructions from the car wash. The fueling process only starts after the vehicle is parked at the proper pump and in the right position.
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In society, the demand for automated services is increasing. Nowadays we can obtain almost anything by the push of a button. However, refueling at a gas station has not changed since the invention of the automobile. The future of mobility will be autonomous, and fewer cars driving more people is an important part of the green transition. To make that possible, robotic refueling is a much-needed infrastructure,” said Jonas Thor Olsen, partner and CEO of Autofuel.
