Volley Automation Moves Headquarters to Denver, Opens Robotics Facility

June 01, 2026
Volley Automation has relocated its national headquarters from South San Francisco to Denver and will open a 35,000 square foot robotics research, testing, and demonstration facility in fall 2026.

Volley Automation announced in a press release that it has moved its national headquarters from South San Francisco to Denver. The company will open a 35,000 square foot robotics research, testing, and demonstration facility in fall 2026 at 5675 N. Pecos Street.

The new facility will host Volley's expanding teams in robotics, software, architecture, and business operations. It will also serve as a hub for the company's AI enabled parking systems, which are being deployed in major cities across the United States.

Volley currently has three robotic parking projects underway in New York and another in Nashville, with additional developments in planning stages across Florida, California, and Massachusetts. Its automated guided vehicle technology and proprietary software are designed to double parking density compared to conventional garages and reduce excavation costs.

The company expects to hire at least five more professionals in 2026 as it completes the new headquarters. Volley will also showcase its AI powered parking systems at the American Institute of Architects Conference on Architecture and Design this month.

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