Auve Tech
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Auve Tech is an Estonian robotics company founded in 2018 and headquartered in Tallinn. It builds autonomous passenger shuttles including a hydrogen-powered model. The vehicles have operated in pilots across Europe and Asia.
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Darwin and Auve Tech partner to distribute self-driving vehicles
Darwin Innovation Group and Auve Tech have entered into a strategic partnership to accelerate the deployment of autonomous vehicles across international markets. Under the agreement, Darwin becomes an official distributor of Auve Tech's MiCa autonomous sh
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Smarter Autonomous Transportation at Tallinn Airport
Auve Tech has officially launched its latest autonomous mobility initiative with Magnetic MRO at Tallinn Airport. Marking a major milestone in the evolution of driverless transportation within complex, safety-critical environments. The project began its f
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Auve Tech's MiCa at Mizner Park, Boca Raton
The City of Boca Raton has officially launched MiCa autonomous shuttle in Mizner Park. The vehicle is delivered by Estonian start-up Auve Tech, who is a leading developer of Level 4 autonomous mobility in Europe. The project introduces a fully autonomous,
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MiCa 2.0 and Auve Stack 2.0 launching in May
After nearly 50 intelligent vehicles delivered to the world, Auve Tech is proud to announce the next evolution of autonomous mobility: MiCa 2.0. Powered by the all-new Auve Stack 2.0, this next-generation update brings a smarter software architecture, smo
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