Auve Tech Launches Driverless Airport Shuttle Service Without Onboard Safety Operator
Auve Tech launches driverless airport shuttle service without onboard safety operator
Auve Tech has launched a driverless airport shuttle service at Tallinn Airport without an onboard safety operator, marking a major milestone in autonomous mobility. The MiCa shuttle, developed in Estonia, operates with remote supervision and has achieved 99.9% autonomy, supporting daily transport for Magnetic MRO. This service demonstrates the viability of autonomous transport in regulated environments and its potential for scalability and cost efficiency.
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connect Magnetic MRO facilities on the airside cover approximately 1,000 kilometres per week
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ed into commercial operations in 2025 after continuous development, validation and experience in complex conditions. Today, MiCa shuttles connect Magnetic MRO facilities on the airside cover approximately 1,000 kilometres per week with an average autonomy rate of 99.9 percent. Remote supervision enables one supervisor to oversee several vehicles and intervene only when needed, rather than assigning one driver to ever
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