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Lights, Camera, Aurrigo: How Hollywood is Shaping Our Brand

🌟 Episode 3 of Take Off is now live! 🎙️
✨ Title: Lights, Camera, Aurrigo: How Hollywood is Shaping Our Brand
🎧 Special Guest: Chris Keefe
🚀 In this episode, we learn about Aurrigo’s VP of Creative & Digital Marketing’s journey from Hollywood to Ottawa. From working on films starring A-list celebrities like Ryan Reynolds and Kevin Bacon, to documentaries capturing hashtagtechforgood at Not Impossible Labs, hear how he is bringing top-tier media production to the world of autonomous technology.

🎥 Watch or 🎧 listen now on your favorite podcast platform or on our website here:https://aurrigo.com/episode3/

Episode 2 – The Tech Changing the Tarmac

🌟 The wait is over! Episode 2 of Take Off is now live! 🎙️
✨ Title: Autonomous GSE: The Tech Changing the Tarmac
🎧 Special Guest: Miles Garner
🚀 In this episode, we explore the groundbreaking world of autonomous ground support equipment (GSE) and its role in revolutionizing airport operations. From boosting efficiency to shaping the future of aviation, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss!

💡 Whether you’re an aviation enthusiast, a tech lover, or simply curious about the innovations transforming our tarmacs, tune in.
🎥 Watch or 🎧 listen now: https://lnkd.in/dWAQVNdb

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🚀 A fantastic event at ASPIRE Research Center’s CERV Conference! 🚀

It was a privilege to join the panel discussion on Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAVs and their integration with intelligent electrified transportation systems. The future of mobility is being shaped by these innovations, and collaboration across industries will be key to building safer, smarter, and more efficient transportation networks.

A huge thank you to ASPIRE Research Center for hosting such an engaging and insightful event, and to my fellow panelists for sharing their expertise! It was great to hear from so many forward-thinking leaders like Brian Cobb from CVG Airport – Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, who highlighted the exciting work they’re doing in this space. Great to see Aurrigo‘s AutoDollyTug in his presentation!

Looking forward to continuing these important conversations and driving innovation forward!
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Aurrigo is launching a new podcast – Take Off!

We’re excited to introduce Take Off, our brand-new podcast series, where we dive into the world of innovation, innovation, and automation in the aviation and automotive industry. Join us as we chat with experts, explore cutting-edge developments, and discuss the future of smart ramp operations, autonomous vehicles, and more!

Check out our first episode featuring David Keene, CEO of Aurrigo, as he sets the stage for the series!

You can find the Aurrigo Take Off Podcast on these popular platforms; Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Spotify, iHeart Radio or wherever you find your podcasts.

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Aurrigo International lines up further growth after “potentially transformational moment”

6 Jan 2025, 07:58

Coventry-based autonomous vehicle technology firm Aurrigo International – which works with airports across the globe – is upbeat after a “strong trading year” and fundraising which it described as a “potentially transformational moment”.

Aurrigo’s technology is in deployment in six airports across the world, with the company in early-stage conversations with another 34 airports and 19 airlines

“A strong trading year was complemented even further with a share placing raise of £5.25m to finish 2024 – a potentially transformational moment for our business,” said chief executive David Keene. “The new investment will give us the cash injection required to scale-up production of our Auto-DollyTug, an all-electric autonomous vehicle designed to transform baggage and cargo handling operations at airports through improved safety, operational efficiency and reduced carbon emissions.”

Chief executive David Keene (image credit: Aurrigo International)

The cash injection will allow the platform to have 22 tugs in operation in 2025, potentially accelerate commercial sales timelines and enable the ‘go live’ moment with Auto-Cargo in partnership with UPS.

Keene said there will also be six live Auto-Sim contracts at international airports in the same period, which will “help new and existing clients build digital twins of activity so they can optimise performance”.

He added that Coventry “will continue to be the epicentre of advanced design and manufacture”. with the group expecting to “bolster the team here and in some of our international locations in the US, Canada and Singapore”.

“After 40 years of very few ground handling innovations, the aviation sector now appears to be ready for something new and we are already proving – airside – that our Auto-DollyTug vehicle and our Auto-Sim software can deliver cost savings, environmental improvements and a better passenger experience,” said Keene. “We fully expect airlines and airports to accelerate their determination to embrace what we are calling the move to ‘intelligent ground support equipment’ (iGSE)”.

The Auto-DollyTug (image credit: Aurrigo International)
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