Aurrigo designs autonomous vehicles, fleet software and simulation tools for airport ground operations. Its Auto-DollyTug, Auto-Cargo and Auto-Shuttle platforms support baggage movement, cargo transport, security patrols and airside inspection.
About
Founded in Coventry in 1993 by brothers David and Graham Keene, Aurrigo began as an automotive engineering business before concentrating its autonomy work on aviation and controlled-site transport. The publicly listed group combines vehicle design, drive-by-wire control, perception, fleet orchestration and simulation rather than supplying a single autonomy component.
Its airport portfolio is built around distinct operating jobs: Auto-DollyTug moves baggage dollies, Auto-Cargo transports unit-load devices and Auto-Shuttle carries people or inspection equipment. Aurrigo reported ten autonomous vehicles operating across six airports in 2024, while the SENTRY programme extends the stack into security patrol and runway or taxiway inspection at live airports.
1 commercial event; 1 commercial order; latest event 2026-03-09
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