Get to know May: VP of Product Alessandro Norscia
May Mobility
by Karsten Kutterer
1y ago
We’re excited to introduce our new VP of Product Alessandro Norscia. His product-first approach to managing a business has helped him lead high-tech enterprises toward success and he looks forward to using his array of experiences and knowledge to further May Mobility’s vision for the future. Read on to learn about his background and plans for his new role. What were your roles prior to May? I have held leadership positions in large and small high-tech enterprises in business development, product marketing and product management,  including for Infineon, Qualcomm and Intel, to name a few ..read more
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May Mobility announces launch of third-generation autonomous driving system
May Mobility
by Karsten Kutterer
1y ago
The company’s proprietary Multi-Policy Decision Making (MPDM) technology delivers a safe, reliable service for communities and customers  ANN ARBOR, MICH. – May Mobility, a leader in the development and deployment of autonomous vehicle (AV) technology, today announced the launch of its third-generation autonomous driving system, another significant step on the path to driverless commercial operations that will improve safety, efficiency and rider satisfaction. Improvements include increased speed, tele-assist capabilities and improved detection accuracy. May Mobility’s technology improvem ..read more
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Level 4 AVs as a transit solution: It takes balance
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by Karsten Kutterer
1y ago
by Sarah Pressprich Gryniewicz, Strategy Analyst, May Mobility The biggest promises of autonomous vehicles (AVs) —cleaner mobility, more access, less infrastructure– won’t come to fruition simply because a vehicle can drive itself. That is why we love to partner with transit agencies. They are focused on optimizing shared mobility, creating access for people throughout their community, and tackling climate change! But here in the U.S., few people live close enough to high-frequency buses for them to become regular transit users. To be truly useful to most people, we need transit systems that h ..read more
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Get to know May: Victor Canseco, VP of Operations
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by Karsten Kutterer
1y ago
We’re excited to introduce our new VP of Operations Victor Canseco. He brings extensive leadership experience from top automotive and technology companies and is looking forward to furthering the impact of our autonomous vehicle (AV) microtransit across the world. Read on to learn about his background and plans for May Mobility. What were your roles prior to May? I am a leader known for connecting the dots between culture, strategy and execution to catalyze results. I have successfully executed multi-year strategic plans in highly competitive, technology-driven, global environments such as aut ..read more
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May Mobility and Via formalize plans to transform public transit with AVs
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by Karsten Kutterer
1y ago
The partnership brings equitable transit to urban, suburban and rural cities worldwide through the deployment of thousands of autonomous vehicles ANN ARBOR, MICH. (Feb. 28, 2023)—May Mobility, a leader in the development and deployment of autonomous vehicle (AV) technology, and Via, the global leader in TransitTech, are taking the next step to expand the public deployment of AVs across the U.S. and beyond. Under a new agreement, the companies formally plan to deploy thousands more AVs globally for public transit in the next three years. “May Mobility and Via share a deep belief in technology’s ..read more
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May Mobility recognized with a 2022 leadership award
May Mobility
by Karsten Kutterer
1y ago
We are thrilled to be recognized as a leader in the autonomous shared mobility industry. Based on the results of its industry assessment, Frost & Sullivan presented us with the 2022 North American Market Leadership Award. This award acknowledges our efforts to lead the transformation of public transportation through our on-demand AV microtransit deployments in collaboration with cities and transit authorities. We are proud of our ability to understand people’s demographics and needs and then serve them a viable solution. We work hard to identify points of interest and necessity, then devel ..read more
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Move with May: Our commitment to easy, accessible transportation
May Mobility
by Karsten Kutterer
1y ago
Never ridden in an autonomous vehicle (AV) before? We developed some new resources to make sure your experience riding with May Mobility is smooth, safe and enjoyable. Take a look and give it a try!   May Mobility is more than an AV company; we’ve made it our mission to bring accessible, equitable transportation to as many communities as possible. What does this mean for you? Not everyone has a car or can drive one. When we integrate our AV fleet into your public transit system, we are here to tell you that no matter your situation, income or physical ability, everyone can find greater f ..read more
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Level 4 is where it’s at: Autonomy that can make cities better
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by Karsten Kutterer
1y ago
by Sarah Pressprich Gryniewicz, Strategy Analyst, May Mobility The Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) defines 6 levels of driving automation ranging from 0 (fully manual) to 5 (fully autonomous). May Mobility’s Level 4 vehicles are in the sweet spot of autonomy– fantastic, world-changing mobility deployed in places where they make the right difference. While Level 5 autonomy (everywhere, all the time) sounds ideal, if it happens too fast, it will exacerbate our already overloaded transportation networks. Level 4 (many places, most times) is a targeted change that gives us time to update to ..read more
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May Mobility selects autonomous driving expert as COO
May Mobility
by Anour Esa
1y ago
ANN ARBOR, MICH. – May Mobility, a leader in the development and deployment of autonomous vehicle (AV) technology, today announced the appointment of Kathy Winter as its Chief Operating Officer. Winter brings nearly 30 years of engineering and automotive experience leading companies to significant revenue growth and product development worldwide, including more than ten years exclusively working on advancements in the autonomous driving sector. Winter will be focused on accelerating execution across the company, as well as developing key strategies and partnerships to help May scale on a globa ..read more
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May Mobility Finalist Takes Second place in Society of Automotive Analysts’ (SAA) Mobility Innovation Awards
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by Molly Riddle-Nunn
1y ago
May Mobility is excited to share that our accessible autonomous vehicles (AVs) are a finalist in the Society of Automotive Analysts’ (SAA) 2022 Mobility Innovation Awards! Out of 19 submissions, we achieved first runner-up in the “Technologies Enabling a New Business Model” category for our accessible Toyota Sienna Autono-MaaS (S-AM) vehicles, which feature ADA-Compliant wheelchair ramps as well as audio and visual cues for passengers of differing abilities. Creating accessible and equitable transportation options is a key pillar of our work, and we aim to make transit safer and easier for eve ..read more
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