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As passenger numbers continue to grow and operational pressures increase, airports are turning to automation to create safer, smarter, and more efficient airside operations.
At Aurrigo, we’re helping shape that future today.
💻 Auto-Sim is enabling smarter ramp planning, simulation, and operational decision-making
📦 Auto-Cargo is transforming cargo movements
🚜 Auto-DollyTug is optimizing baggage handling operations
🚌 Auto-Shuttle is redefining how passengers and crew move around airport environments
Together, these technology solutions are revolutionising the ramp—moving people, baggage, and goods with greater efficiency, safety, and sustainability. 🌍
The result?
✅ Enhanced operational efficiency
✅ Improved safety
✅ Reduced emissions and greater sustainability
✅ Scalable solutions to meet future demand
The airport of the future isn’t decades away – it’s already here.
Airports are being asked to deliver more than ever before — with greater complexity, tighter operational demands, and a clear industry shift toward electric and autonomous ground operations.
That transformation doesn’t happen by guesswork. It happens through simulation, validation, and data-driven planning.
Introducing our latest video showcasing Auto-Sim from Aurrigo — our powerful digital twin platform designed to help airports confidently plan the future of the ramp.
🔹 Create a full 3D digital twin of airport operations
🔹 Test autonomous vehicle deployment before live implementation
🔹 Simulate real-world interactions with traffic, crews, and workflows
🔹 Model electrification strategies, charging infrastructure, and power demand
🔹 Evaluate routing, fleet sizing, operator behavior, and rollout scenarios
🔹 Stress test safety, identify bottlenecks, and compare ROI between manual and autonomous operations
Auto-Sim enables airports to reduce risk, minimize disruption, and accelerate the transition to scalable zero-emission autonomous operations.
Because transforming the ramp should come with confidence — not uncertainty.#aurrigo #aviationinnovation #igse #digitaltwin #autonomousvehicles
Aurrigo International plc has secured a new three-year £4.5m framework agreement to supply high-performance electrical sets for a next generation supercar programme. Under the terms of the deal, £810,000 of contracted orders will be delivered this year, with remaining volumes ramping up across 2027 and 2028 in line with the customer’s production schedule. This record contract, which is with a long-standing client, reflects the strength of the firm’s R&D and engineering capability in high-tech electrical systems and integration, and its track record of delivering complex programmes on time and to the highest possible quality.
Strategically, the award supports the group’s continued growth objectives, with the automotive division complementing the engineering, integration, validation and programme delivery capability of the autonomous team. It also reinforces Aurrigo’s reputation for precision engineering, reliability and innovation in complex, highly regulated and safety critical environments. “
This contract is further proof of our world-class engineering and delivery capability,” explained Prof. David Keene MBE, CEO of Aurrigo International. “Our automotive team is the innovation engine behind our autonomy capabilities, with a vertically integrated R&D function where advances in hardware, software, and AI are engineered into real-world autonomous systems, turning complex programmes into deployments built to exacting standards. He concluded: “That same discipline and technical depth feeds directly into our operations as we scale autonomy into demanding, safety-critical environments. We continue to see a strong pipeline for the autonomous division supported by high engagement from several blue-chip parties and positive progress across ongoing testing programmes.”
Mark Gower – Director of Global Airport Operations
A leading international provider of autonomy software, fully autonomous vehicles and mobile robotics platforms has made the high-profile appointment of Mark Gower as Director of Global Airport Operations (non-board role).This newly created role supports Aurrigo International’s next phase of growth, as it moves from proof-of-concept trials to scaled, repeatable commercial deployments of its autonomous vehicle solutions at airports.
With multiple deployments already live, the company is strengthening end-to-end delivery and building a more standardised global operating model.
Mark brings more than 25 years’ experience leading safety-critical aviation operations, most recently as Managing Director of Gatwick Ground Services (a wholly owned subsidiary of British Airways). In this role, he grew the business from 340 members of staff to more than 1,200 employees at one of the UK’s busiest airports.
Prior to this, he has held senior leadership roles at Aviator Airport Alliance, where he was responsible for approximately 8,000 employees across five UK locations. His extensive experience ranges from working in regulated environments and managing complex, large-scale operations, to full profit and loss accountability.
“Aurrigo has already made strong progress in getting its technology into live airport operations. I’m joining at a point where there’s a clear opportunity to build consistency and scale from that foundation, and I’m looking forward to being part of that next stage of the journey,” commented Mark Gower, Director of Global Airport Operations at Aurrigo International.
Mark’s appointment comes at an important time for the business, after it started production of its autonomous vehicles, including Auto-DollyTug®, Auto-Cargo®, Auto-Shuttle®, at its new manufacturing hub on Power Park in Coventry.
More than three times the size of the firm’s current facility, the new site measures 130,615 square feet and will serve as its UK hub for advanced engineering, autonomous vehicle development, high-volume manufacturing and ongoing automotive activities.
The premises has been secured with turnkey infrastructure already in place, including IT systems, fully fitted offices, EV charging infrastructure, and manufacturing facilities, enabling rapid operational ramp-up.
Importantly, it also gives Aurrigo space for an on-site autonomous vehicle test track, supporting in-house validation, customer demonstrations, and accelerated development cycles.
Prof. David Keene MBE, CEO of Aurrigo International, added his support: “We are very pleased to welcome Mark to Aurrigo. His background in large-scale airport operations and delivery will be a strong addition to the team, as we continue to build momentum and move towards a more structured and scalable approach across our deployment programme.”
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