Auve Tech launches autonomous MiCa shuttle service at Tallinn Airport

Auve Tech launches autonomous MiCa shuttle service at Tallinn Airport
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Auve Tech began operating its MiCa passenger shuttle at Tallinn Airport without an onboard safety operator after receiving regulatory authorisation in August 2026.

The eight‑passenger electric shuttle, classified as Level 4, uses cameras and LiDAR sensors and is monitored from a remote supervision centre, achieving an average autonomy rate of 99.9% while covering about 1,000 kilometres per week for Magnetic MRO’s employee and equipment transport; a demonstration was held on 7 October 2026 with government, aviation and industry representatives present.

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