Carteav, a leader in Low-Speed Autonomous Vehicle (LSAV) technology and autonomous transportation for industrial facilities, is proud to announce that it has received a Purchase Order (PO) from the Port of Seattle to initiate a 90-day pilot for a driverless shuttle at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) terminal garage.
“This milestone represents a significant step forward not just for Carteav, but for the broader adoption of autonomous mobility in complex environments like airports,” said Avinoam Barak, CEO of Carteav. “We're honored to work with the SEA Airport – one of the busiest airports in the U.S. – and bring our proven autonomous technology to one of the most innovative and forward-thinking transportation hubs in the country.”
“We are constantly seeking technologies that improve the customer experience and operational efficiency at SEA,” saidMagnus Cole, Innovation Director at SEA Airport. “Travelers have expressed a strong desire for more service between these two locations. This is one way to test a potential new option and we will assess next steps after the pilot program.”
Eli Doron, Carteav's CTO, added that “SEA Airport exemplifies a large organization that holds significant potential for implementing autonomous transportation across many of its areas.”
Carteav's technology is designed specifically for private, low-speed environments, making it ideal for industrial campuses, logistics centers, airports, retirement villages, gated communities, and other controlled settings where traditional transit solutions may fall short. With this project, Carteav continues to expand its presence in the North American market and redefine the future of self-driving transportation.
For more information about Carteav, visit www.carteav.com, or reach out to Avinoam at +972 54-242-4424 or 398968@email4pr.com
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