May Mobility focuses on developing and deploying autonomous shuttle transportation with a strong commitment to accessibility. 

May Mobility: Overview of Products and Services

Products

Autonomous Shuttles

Toyota Siennas are equipped with May Mobility's self-driving technology, including sensors, cameras, and software. These vans are wheelchair-accessible and can accommodate up to 5 passengers.

Multi-Policy Decision Making (MPDM) Technology

The core software platform governing the autonomous driving, navigation, and safety of May Mobility's shuttles.

Services

Driverless Transit Programs

Public or private partnerships offering on-demand rides in designated areas using May Mobility's autonomous shuttles. Currently operational in Arizona and Michigan.

Rider-Only Service

A recent development allowing passengers to ride without a safety driver onboard, further emphasizes autonomy.

MaaS Partnerships

Collaborations with companies like Moovit to integrate May Mobility's shuttles into broader mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) platforms.

Key Differentiators

Focus on Accessibility

Their wheelchair-accessible shuttles cater to a wider range of users.

Safety-First Approach

Their MPDM technology prioritizes safe and reliable operation.

Driverless Deployment

They are among the few companies offering fully driverless public transit services.

Public-Private Partnerships

They actively work with municipalities and organizations to implement their solutions.

Additional Notes

• May Mobility's services are currently limited in geographic scope and operational hours.
• They are committed to expanding their reach and developing new partnerships.
• Their focus on accessibility and safety sets them apart from some competitors.