Auve Tech

Auve Tech is an autonomous mobility company based in Tallinn, Estonia, that develops and manufactures autonomous shuttles and software for last-mile transport. Its vehicle, MiCa, is described on the site as a compact and flexible level 4 autonomous shuttle. The company says MiCa fits into existing infrastructure and already operates on public roads. The site states that the shuttles are developed and manufactured in Europe.

Where MiCa runs

• Closed sites: airports, ports, corporate campuses and logistics centres, which the site lists as ideal settings.
• Last mile: linking passengers from bus or train stations to their final destination.
• Rural areas: service in Sakai, where the site says MiCa is the only transport in the town.
• Tourist sites: covering gaps left by traditional public transport, for example in Takamatsu.

Remote supervision and milestones

Remote supervision lets one operator monitor several shuttles at once. The vehicles navigate and make decisions on their own, and operators step in only when a complex or unexpected situation needs help. The site presents this as a way to reduce the largest cost in transport. It also reports a demonstration at Tallinn Airport on 7 October 2026 without an onboard safety operator, held with Magnetic MRO. A distribution partnership with Darwin Innovation Group is also announced.

Project sites and testing

Project sites named on the site include Harwell in England and two locations in Florida, Boca Raton and West Palm Beach. The company also describes testing against realistic traffic scenarios at Metrosert. It says ongoing validation is needed so that autonomous systems respond consistently to real-world conditions. Its stated aim is to lower operating costs while increasing service availability.

Key facts

• Based in: Tallinn, Estonia
• Products: MiCa autonomous shuttle
• Markets: project sites named on the site include Tallinn, Harwell in England, Florida and the towns of Takamatsu and Sakai