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Developing a Kirkwall AutoLink Shuttle Service
Aurrigo International plc, which already works with seven airports across the world, will explore the feasibility of deploying a connected and autonomous, zero-emission shuttle service between Kirkwall Harbour and Kirkwall Airport in Orkney. Aurrigo has £130,000 of funding from The Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) Pathfinder – Enhancements programme to develop a business case for […]
Vital Kirkwall AutoLink project takes off with £130,000 of government backing - Scottish Business News
One of the UK’s leading autonomous technology specialists has secured over £130,000 of funding from The Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) Pathfinder – Enhancements programme to develop a business case for the Kirkwall AutoLink. Aurrigo International plc, which already works with seven airports across the world, will kick-off a new project that will explore the feasibility of deploying a connected and autonomous, zero-emission shuttle servic…
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