Shotl News

Machine Learning (ML) is a field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) which focuses on the development of techniques that allow computers to learn how to perform a specific task.

Think Netflix, iTunes and new digital banks like Revolut. If this can also be applied to mobility, it could encourage people to choose more sustainable transit.

This Autumn sees us head out a little further afield as we attend the Dubai World Congress for Self-driving Transport as well as two other notable Tech and Transport events right here in Europe.

We are excited to announce that SHOTL will be in attendance at this year’s New Mobility World LAB in Frankfurt, Germany, from 11- 13th September.

As fasten our seatbelts and fast forward into the future, public and private players will need to work together to ensure we all reap the benefits.

This September, Shotl, in cooperation with Autoguidovie, are helping to launch three new Demand-Responsive Transport (DRT) services in northern Italy.

The use of Modern technology in Public Transport is Helping to Increase Personal Autonomy and Accessibility; Both are Essential in any Healthy Society.

Shotl, in collaboration with Essex County Council and professional services provider Jacobs, is currently involved in a project which is digitizing home to school journeys in the UK.

Driverless transport represents an opportunity to disrupt current unsustainable models, among other benefits. However, while industry is convinced, there’s still a long road ahead in terms of public appetite and confidence.

We are pleased to announce that yet again we have been nominated for another prestigious award. This time, at the TaaS Technology Awards in Birmingham, England.

Shotl’s on-demand mobility platform is the backbone of a new project currently underway at Munich Airport. The project aims to improve workplace mobility for airport employees.

Pollution, congestion and changing mobility are challenging the car’s dominion over cities. Amsterdam is the latest taking bold steps to reclaim the streets for people, with potentially huge benefits.

The City of Oulu (Finland) contacted us to register their interest and find out more about what Shotl could do for them. They were interested in providing transit service in two areas just north of the city.

A local on-demand pilot in Herzogenbuchsee, Switzerland that is run by volunteers and operates via a fully electric-fleet, including a rickshaw, is now using Shotl’s platform under the umbrella of the project flow on demand.

We will be exhibiting at three events in Europe this June. Catch us on the road, where we’ll be spreading the word on our achievements to date