The transaction is expected to close in the first half of 2021, subject to satisfaction of customary closing conditions. May Mobilitys self-driving microtransit service makes short-distance travel safe, convenient, and personal, allowing people to move effortlessly around the. in a transaction that would result in Ouster being listed on the NYSE. In December, Ouster entered into a definitive merger agreement with Colonnade Acquisition Corp. Autonomous shuttles can make cities, campuses, airports and other congested areas easier and safer to get around for everyone,” said Angus Pacala, co-founder and CEO of Ouster. The company plans to expand all aspects of its services, including. “May Mobility is a leader in autonomous mobility, and Ouster is excited to help power their next stage of growth. Autonomous and connected vehicle developer May Mobility is looking to expand its footprint in Ann Arbor. We added Ouster's sensors to our sensor suite for their combination of resolution, range and reliability and look forward to working with them on upcoming launches,” said Edwin Olson, founder and CEO of May Mobility. “As we expand our reach and evolve our shuttle service, it is important for May Mobility to work with outstanding partners that deliver technology solutions that help us ensure a safe experience. With more than 320,000 autonomy-enabled rides to date, May Mobility is committed to delivering safe, efficient and sustainable shuttle solutions designed to complement todays public transportation options. The May Mobility team decided to use Ouster’s digital lidar sensors for their high performance, field-tested reliability and scalable pricing for larger deployments like those May Mobility plans to roll out in Arlington, Texas, and Higashi-Hiroshima, Japan, in 2021. May Mobility is a leader in autonomous vehicle technology development and deployment. Over the past several years, May Mobility has built prototypes with a wide variety of lidar sensor options before deciding on Ouster’s sensors for both short range/wide field of view and mid-range lidar placements. Since its founding in 2017, May Mobility says it has become a visible and successful leader in shared-ride autonomous vehicles, providing more than 270,000 rides to date. The company has raised 11.6 million to date, and just signed an agreement with Magna, one of the world’s largest automotive suppliers. If you live in one of our current service areas, you can book a ride in one of. Its a different approach, but May Mobility has believers.

RAPID offers autonomous vehicle rides as part of the City of Arlington’s large on-demand public transit service with Via, and is the first-of-its kind in the US.May Mobility has selected Ouster, Inc., to provide four lidar sensors per vehicle on May Mobility’s next generation of autonomous shuttles. It’s nice to move you The May Mobility app helps you get where you need to go safely, easily and with a lot more fun.

The Grand Rapids launch follows the companies’ joint RAPID autonomous vehicle service in Arlington, Texas. The partners have a long-term strategy to introduce driverless on-demand shared transit systems in multiple locations. May Mobility has adopted Via’s autonomous fleet platform to power booking, routing, passenger and vehicle assignment and identification, customer experience, and fleet management as part of their new flexible transit solution for this Grand Rapids deployment. We look forward to embarking on this next phase together and support continued development of autonomous mobility technology while providing another equitable mobility option to connect underserved neighborhoods in Ward 1 to the downtown area.” Transitioning to ‘On Demand’ May Mobility is a technology company focused on delivering safe, self-driving transportation solutions to help reduce congestion, decrease pollution.

“The City of Grand Rapids has enjoyed its partnership with May Mobility to provide innovative mobility options through the Grand Rapids Autonomous Vehicle Initiative.

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