Swiss iamo self-driving shuttle pilot with SBB and WeRide starts with four cars
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A pilot project called iamo has started in Switzerland, using four self-driving cars to carry people to the next train station, according to a post by Lucas Beyer.
Swiss rail operator SBB runs the pilot, and it uses technology from Chinese company WeRide, with a safety driver seated behind the wheel of each car.
Beyer, who posted about the launch on X, hopes the pilot will build public and regulatory acceptance for other self-driving companies.
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Lucas Beyer (bl16)@giffmanaXSwitzerland starts a small self-driving pilot with SBB and WeRideAIA pilot project called iamo has started in Switzerland, using four self-driving cars to take people to the next train station. It is run with SBB, the Swiss rail operator, and uses technology from Chinese company WeRide, with a safety driver seated behind the wheel. The post's author hopes the pilot will build public and regulatory acceptance for other self-driving companies.

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