Machine Room-Less (MRL) Lifts are a modern type of elevator system designed without the need for a separate machine room, unlike traditional lifts. In MRL lifts, the hoisting machinery and control equipment are compactly installed within the elevator shaft, typically at the top of the shaft or within the landing door frame. This design significantly reduces the space required for installation, making MRL lifts ideal for buildings with limited space or architectural constraints. MRL lifts are commonly used in mid-rise residential and commercial buildings due to their space-saving benefits and energy efficiency. They typically use gearless traction motors, which are lighter, quieter, and more energy-efficient than geared motors used in conventional lifts. These motors also require less maintenance and offer smoother, faster rides. One of the major advantages of MRL lifts is the elimination of a bulky machine room, which reduces construction and operational costs. Additionally, their efficient motor technology contributes to lower energy consumption and a smaller carbon footprint. However, MRL lifts may pose challenges in terms of accessibility for maintenance personnel, as servicing must be done within the confined shaft space. Despite this, the benefits of MRL technology make it a preferred choice in modern vertical transportation systems.