Tag Archives: autonomous buses

Board games help improve self-driving buses

Posted on November 23, 2022 by nradmin

Serious Games are games created primarily for a purpose other than entertainment. The CATAPULT research project uses board games and maps to rethink self-driving vehicles and the future of public transport. The games provide interesting insights, according to the first Swedish test participants...

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Automated shuttles tested in regular urban traffic

Posted on September 21, 2021 by nradmin

Unexpected and abrupt stops of the shuttles, other road users dangerously overtaking or not giving way to the shuttles, and crucial technological and software challenges related to road safety were identified. The successful full implementation of automated shuttles in regular traffic will not...

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Autonomous buses tested in real traffic in Oslo

Posted on April 19, 2021 by nradmin

Ruter's autonomous buses successfully handled interaction with traffic lights and other road users, but there are still challenges that must be solved before autonomous buses can be an effective actor in city traffic. In a recent study TØI researchers have tested self-driving buses in more...

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