#AutonomousVehicles

autonomous vehicles

Digital Transformation

Automotive Consumer Survey 2022: Are today’s customers ready for tomorrow’s technologies?

Aurrigo BHX. (l-r) Cllr Ian Courts, Nick Barton (Birmingham Airport) and Henriette Breukelaar (Greater Birmingham and Solihull LEP)

Innovation

Aurrigo takes off with first autonomous shuttle trial at Birmingham Airport

Gerald R. Ford International Airport will utilise a digital twin created by Aurrigo to lay the foundations for how the airport could implement autonomous operations in the future. Image courtesy of Ford International Airport

Robotics & Automation

Aurrigo embarks on US aviation first with Gerald R. Ford International Airport project

Innovation

QuantumScape focusing on disrupting EV industry with solid-state battery

Self driving cars courtesy of EKSMA Optics

Robotics & Automation

Why LiDAR might be the future of self-driving cars

Aurrigo's electric-powered 4-seater ‘Auto-Pod’ and ‘Auto-Dolly’ luggage and cargo solution. Image courtesy of Aurrigo

Sustainability

International investment platform for Aurrigo’s autonomous technologies

Waymo self-driving cars feature a human "safety driver". Image courtesy of Shutterstock.

Robotics & Automation

Waymo self-driving cars clog up San Francisco cul-de-sac

OceanInfinity-InfinityFleet. Image courtesy of Ocean Infinity

Robotics & Automation

Marine robotics company Ocean Infinity acquires tech company Red Rock

(L-R): Councillor Ken Hawkins (Cabinet Portfolio Holder for Environment & Infrastructure at Solihull Council), Gary Masters (NEC Campus General Manager), Chris Lane (Head of Transport Innovation at TfWM) and Ewa Truchanowicz (GBSLEP Board Director). Image courtesy of Aurrigo.

Innovation

Autonomous vehicle firm signs first local authority contract for its Auto-Shuttle technology

Sustainability

Crossing the Abyss

John Deere has acquired Silicon Valley robotics firm for $250m - image courtesy of John Deere

Robotics & Automation

John Deere acquires Silicon Valley robotics firm for $250m