Tag: Shuttle

  • Autonomous Shuttle Pilots in Europe, AMD Aspirations in Austin

    Autonomous Shuttle Pilots in Europe, AMD Aspirations in Austin

    Comprising an area approximately twice the size of New Jersey, the Netherlands punches above its weight, to use a boxing metaphor, in the piloting and implementation of autonomous vehicles. This is one takeaway from the recent TU-Delft webinar, Deployment potential of automated minibuses for first/last mile transport.  Professor Bart van Arem explains that TU-Delft’s mission…

  • The Complete AV Transit Solution #CES2019

    The Complete AV Transit Solution #CES2019

    Patricia Villoslada EVP Transdev Autonomous Transport Systems, explains how they are integrating last-mile autonomous transport as part of a complete end-to-end mobility solution. Working with partners, including ZF. e.Go and Torc Robotics (Daimler recently purchased a majority stake in Torc), Transdev also introduced new autonomous shuttle intended for solving connectivity for public transit deserts. Given…

  • Viodi View – 08/31/18

    Viodi View – 08/31/18

    With half of the population reportedly having one or more impairments by the age of 65, accessibility as a design principle should be a given. It certainly is much less costly to design-in accessibility than to retrofit after the fact. And a must-have for one person, such as close caption for the hard of hearing,…

  • IoT to Improve Accessibility

    IoT to Improve Accessibility

    An open and crowd-sourced accessibility lab is how Joe Speed, CTO of ADLINK’s IoT Solutions and Technology group describes #AccessibleOlli. The commercial promise of this autonomous, low-speed (<25 MPH) electric mobility pod is to provide high-quality, on-demand transportation to all people, regardless of an individual’s ability. The #AccessibleOlli display at CES2018 was a culmination of…

  • A 21st Century Transit Solution – Piloted in Houston Without Pilots

    A 21st Century Transit Solution – Piloted in Houston Without Pilots

    An autonomous first/last-mile circulator/shuttle combined with autonomous buses that connect disparate business districts could be the long-term solution to Houston’s traffic and congestion woes. Speaking at the SmartDrivingCar Summit, Sam Lott, Research Assistant Professor at Texas Southern University and Principal at Automated Mobility Services, LLC, describes a soon-to-be pilot that will launch on the campuses…

  • Next Generation Shared Transport in Las Vegas and Beyond #CES2018

    Next Generation Shared Transport in Las Vegas and Beyond #CES2018

    Will shared rides be part of the future of autonomous vehicles? Navya believes the answer is yes, as autonomous, connected, electric and shared was the premise behind their demonstrations at International CES2018. Since late 2017, Navya has been supplying the vehicles for the AAA-sponsored, Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada and Keolis North America (Keolis)-operated…