Inclined elevators, also known as inclined lifts or funiculars, are transportation systems designed to move people or goods up and down slopes. They operate on a track and use a cable system to pull the elevator car along the incline. These elevators are commonly found in hilly areas, providing access to places like mountains, hills, or multi-level buildings. The design of inclined elevators allows them to navigate steep gradients that traditional elevators cannot. They are often used in tourist attractions, such as amusement parks or scenic viewpoints, and can also be practical in urban settings where space is limited. Their unique functionality makes them an efficient solution for overcoming elevation challenges.