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Aurrigo International plc, established in Coventry, United Kingdom, in 1993, operates globally as an engineer, manufacturer, and supplier of both original equipment manufacturer (OEM) products and cutting-edge autonomous vehicles. Their solutions primarily cater to the automotive, aviation, and wider transport sectors. The OEM division provides a diverse portfolio of components and systems, encompassing electronic control units, wiring harnesses, interior and exterior vehicle parts, and vital safety-critical systems. In the realm of autonomous mobility, Aurrigo offers several specialized vehicles. The four-seater Auto-Pod is tailored for passenger transport in confined, non-road environments such as airports, urban centers, sports complexes, university campuses, and elder care communities. For larger groups, the Auto-Shuttle is a ten-seat electric vehicle capable of both fully autonomous operation and manual driving. Additionally, the Auto-Deliver serves as a prototype for last-mile logistics, home shopping deliveries, and various cargo transport applications. Beyond hardware, Aurrigo develops crucial software platforms, including Auto-Connect – a robust, cyber-resilient system designed to monitor, supervise, and facilitate revenue generation from the movements of diverse autonomous vehicles. Complementing this is Auto-Stack, their advanced autonomous driving software (ADS), which meticulously controls core vehicle functions such as steering, braking, propulsion, multi-sensor integration, safety measures, precise location mapping, and intelligent navigation guidance. The company's innovative reach extends to specialized applications, particularly in aviation and industrial logistics. Auto-Sim is a cloud-hosted simulation tool beneficial for airports, airlines, and ground handling operations. For airport efficiency, Auto-Dolly provides an automated electric solution for baggage transportation, significantly reducing loading and unloading times for both luggage and general cargo. Other offerings include Auto-Patrol, an off-road prototype developed for autonomous remote security and surveillance; Auto-DollyTug, engineered for transporting aviation baggage containers; and Auto-Cargo, built to handle standard cargo pallets and trailers.