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Autonomous Micro Mobility

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Naroa Coretti

Naroa Coretti

by Sarah Beckmann

July 24, 2026

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Micro-mobility systems like shared bikes and scooters are transforming the urban mobility landscape in cities worldwide. With the advances of the approaching technological revolution of autonomous driving technologies, these ultra-lightweight systems can become even more attractive, helping to remove cars from our cities.

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Autonomous micro-mobility simulation study

What will be the impact of shared autonomous micro-mobility systems? Will autonomy make the micro-mobility systems even more attractive?&nb…
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