Aurrigo International Awarded £1.43m UK Government Funding to Boost Airport Safety

Aurrigo International awarded £1.43m UK government funding to boost airport safety

Aurrigo International has been awarded £1.43m (US$1.93m) in UK government funding to investigate how autonomous vehicles can be used to make airports safer. The company, which moved into its new Advanced Engineering Centre in Coventry earlier this year, will use the CAM Pathfinder grant to deploy its Auto-Shuttle vehicles to complete routine tasks including security patrols, perimeter inspections, and bird detection and deterrence. The vehicles …

£1.43 million project drives airport safety innovation

An autonomous transport firm has secured £1.43 million in Government funding to explore how driverless vehicles could improve airport safety and efficiency. Coventry-based Aurrigo International will use the CAM Pathfinder grant to deploy its Auto-Shuttle vehicles on routine airport tasks as part of a project named SENTRY. The vehicles will carry out…

Warwickshire's Aurrigo International takes off with £1.43m CAM funding to boost airport safety

Aurrigo International plc has been awarded £1.43million of UK government funding to investigate how autonomous vehicles can be used to make airports safer.

Aurrigo International awarded £1.43m UK government funding to boost airport safety | ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle International

Aurrigo International has been awarded £1.43m (US$1.93m) in UK government funding to investigate how autonomous vehicles can be used to make airports safer. The company, which moved into its new Advanced Engineering Centre in Coventry earlier this year, will use the CAM Pathfinder grant to deploy its Auto-Shuttle vehicles to complete routine tasks including security patrols, perimeter inspections, and bird detection and deterrence. The vehicles …

Aurrigo to research how autonomous vehicles can boost airport safety

Aurrigo International has been awarded GBP 1.43 million of UK government funding to investigate how autonomous vehicles can be used to make airports safer. The company, which moved into its new Advanced Engineering Centre in Coventry earlier this year, will use the CAM Pathfinder grant to deploy its Auto-Shuttle vehicles to complete routine tasks such as performing security patrols, routine perimeter inspections, and counting birds and encouragi…

Aurrigo awarded £1.43m grant for autonomous airport vehicles

Aurrigo International has been awarded £1.43m in funding to evaluate how driverless technology can enhance airside airport safety.