Shotl News

Fully autonomous vehicles are finally starting to roll off the test tracks and onto the streets, and developers are realizing there’s more to providing transit services than just driving.

Our modern cities are becoming “knowledge economies”; Economies where products and services are produced through intellectual knowledge. Cities should function as hubs that encourage innovation.

On Wednesday the 27th of November we attended the Spazio Novecento in Rome where we received the Gold Award for Open Innovation.

We are excited to announce that Shotl have received the Mobility City Entrepreneur of the Year award.

Providing frequent and cost-effective public transport in scattered residential areas is a challenge. But success stories do exist. Like our fully functional operation in the city of Vimercate, located in Italy’s northern Monza province.

As urban populations grow, city planners need sustainable mass transit solutions that save, but don’t cost, the Earth. Could Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) hold the key?

With increased reliability, it is reasonable for commuters to view their commute time as a credible window in which to get productive and gain perspective for the day ahead.

Transport is changing and getting around is becoming increasingly more user-focussed. But, what impact does this all have on the already established modes of public transport within our cities?

As one of the 5 shortlisted new-mobility start-ups, Shotl were in Vienna to present a new transport concept to an audience that included notable representatives from the largest Automotive Club in Europe.

November sees SHOTL showcasing at three of Europe’s most renowned Transportation and Smart-City events. Come join us out on the road where we’ll be rubbing shoulders with some of this year’s most celebrated innovators and disruptors.

A distracted driver is a dangerous driver, and cellphone use at the wheel is a modern disease that’s on the rise globally.

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.