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COVENTRY AUTONOMOUS SPECIALIST LAUNCHES AUSTRALIA’S FIRST RETIREMENT VILLAGE DRIVERLESS MOBILITY SERVICE

April 5, 2019
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Coventry autonomous specialist launches Australia’s first retirement village driverless mobility service
Gentile Utente, ai sensi dell’art. 13 del D.Lgs. 196/2003 recante disposizioni a tutela delle persone e degli altri soggetti trattamento dei dati personali, desideriamo informarLa che i dati personali da Lei comunicati al momento della registrazione sul Sito e della compilazione dell’ordine saranno utilizzati da al fine di svolgere le operazioni da Lei richieste.

Aurrigo: UK driverless pioneer launches shuttle bus as it plans new funding raise

April 2, 2019
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Aurrigo: UK driverless pioneer launches shuttle bus as it plans new funding raise
Designed as the way to transport people on first and last mile journeys lowering emissions and congestion, the four-seat, on-demand Pod is also good to go around big venues such as airports, shopping centres, campuses and theme parks.

Aurrigo develops autonomous pod for the visually impaired

March 11, 2019
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https://www.carsifu.my/news/aurrigo-develops-autonomous-pod-for-the-visually-impaired

Aurrigo to conduct world’s first driverless pods trial for disabled people

March 11, 2019
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Aurrigo to conduct world’s first driverless pods trial for disabled people | Traffic Technology Today
Coventry, UK-based self-driving vehicle developer Aurrigo is kick-starting a ‘world first’ trial showcasing how autonomous technology can deliver improved mobility and independence for people with health conditions and disabilities.

Press Review: Aurrigo launches service with Blind Veterans UK

March 7, 2019
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On Wednesday 6th March 2018, Aurrigo launched the world’s first trial for blind veterans. Working with the charity Blind Veterans UK at their Brighton centre, Aurrigo’s four seat pod named ‘Arthur’ after the charity’s found Sir Arthur Pearson will run for six months. Below is a collection of press articles written about the event: