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Montreal : Keolis’ Autonomous shuttle to star at UITP summit
04-17-2017
For the first time, driverless autonomous electric shuttles will drive the streets of Canada. Keolis and Navya have been approved to demonstrate, under real traffic conditions, the performance of this innovative mobility solution.
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- Published on 04/18/2017 Excerpt:
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Navya in Las Vegas streets
01-13-2017
In the wake of CES 2017, Keolis and Navya, in partnership with the City of Las Vegas, are now offering residents of the world’s entertainment capital a unique passenger experience: to travel around the city centre aboard a driverless, autonomous and electric vehicle.
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- Published on 01/13/2017 Excerpt:
Keolis Boston’s biometric technology innovation
12-16-2016
Keolis Commuter Services, the Boston commuter train operator, has developed an innovative time clock system for staff at all its maintenance facilities
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- Published on 12/16/2016 Excerpt:
Keolis at CES 2017
12-16-2016
For the first time, Keolis will be exhibiting at the Las Vegas CES (Consumer Electronics Show), the world’s largest trade fair for consumer technologies.
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- Published on 12/16/2016 Excerpt:
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Boston: using augmented reality to optimise maintenance
10-06-2016
The Keolis Group launches a new, innovative pilot project in Boston by equipping maintenance staff with augmented reality glasses. Field mechanics use the smart glasses to stream video and converse in real time with remote expert technicians, meaning repairs can be handled faster, improving service quality across the network.
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- Published on 09/27/2016 Excerpt:
