Ohmio

Ohmio is an autonomous transport company based in Auckland, New Zealand. Its site describes autonomous electric shuttles built for smart cities, airports and other settings, with a focus on safety and efficiency. The company presents its work as focused on sustainability and reliable transport. The company says its vehicles are complete mobility solutions designed to fit into existing infrastructure, supported by deployment and service teams. Its work covers urban and rural environments, and the site says its shuttles serve underserved populations, bridging gaps in traditional public transport.

Deployments and sectors

• First and last mile: shuttles that link passengers to hubs and to hard-to-reach areas.
• Airports: landside and airside transport developed with airport partners, including JFK, Schiphol, Brussels and Christchurch, since 2018. The site says this experience has improved both landside and airside operations, making airport transport more efficient and cost-effective.
• Campuses and towns: projects in Milton Keynes and Birmingham in the UK, and in Auckland, including Paerata Rise. The site describes solutions tailored to dynamic campus environments.
• Platooning and corridors: a riverside platooning project in Tampere and the SCALE project linking Solihull and Coventry.
• Safety and support: robust safety features and support that the company presents as part of its deployments.

Project detail and deployments

The SCALE project in Solihull and Coventry stands for Automated Links Evolution, and the site lists it alongside the riverside platooning work in Tampere. The site presents its deployments across the globe as real-world examples of how autonomous transport is changing.

Key facts

• Based in: Auckland, New Zealand
• Markets: New Zealand, the UK and international airports