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Autonomous Shuttle Systems:

Smart Transportation for Connected Environments

Infratek has planned and operated autonomous shuttle service for public transit, covering vehicle selection, route design, safety and regulatory approvals, deployment, and day-to-day operations. Low-speed electric shuttles connect campuses, transit stations, and town centers, closing first- and last-mile gaps.

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​We work with transit agencies, universities, and communities from feasibility study through launch, and we feed what we learn in service back into each new deployment so it runs more safely and efficiently.

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for Accessible and Efficient Transportation

Infratek develops advanced transportation and mobility solutions designed to improve accessibility, safety, and operational efficiency across modern transit environments. By combining automation, robotics, and intelligent sensing technologies, our systems support transportation agencies, infrastructure operators, and passengers through innovative mobility services that enhance reliability, streamline operations, and create more inclusive transportation systems.

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Our mobility solutions are engineered to operate in complex public environments such as train stations, airports, transit hubs, and large facilities, where safety, accessibility, and efficiency are critical. Through practical, field-ready technology, Infratek enables transportation providers to modernize operations while improving the overall passenger experience.

Intelligent Mobility

TRANSPORTATION & MOBILITY SOLUTIONS

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Autonomous Assistance for Accessible Public Transportation

TrainMateâ„¢ Technology:

TrainMateâ„¢ is an autonomous robotic boarding system that helps passengers who use wheelchairs and other mobility devices board and exit trains independently from street-level platforms, without raised platforms or manual lifts. Infratek is developing TrainMate with university and transit agency partners.

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​The system uses sensors, machine vision, and automated controls to align with the train door and deploy a safe boarding path, giving transit agencies a practical, scalable way to expand accessible service at existing stations.

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