Autobike
The autonomous bicycle for urban bike redistribution
The Problem:
Shared bikes are not where demand is highest
Users encounter empty stations
Manual redistribution is expensive
Up to 30% of revenue is lost to logistics
Our Solution:
Autonomous bicycle
Self-driving between stations
No human rider required
Scalable redistribution concept
Our Design
An Ambitious Team of ETH Mechanical Engineers
We are group of ETH mechanical engineering students that are driven by innovation, impact and passion. After 2 successful academic years, we teamed up to build the future of mobility.
On The Ride With Expertise Of Our Advisors
Prof. Dr. Roland Siegwart
Prof. Dr. Roland Siegwart is a Robotics Professor at the ETH and currently lead of the Autonomous Systems Lab.Â
PhD Candidate Giulio Schiavi
Giolio Schiavi is a PhD candidate at the Autonomous Systems lab and majored in mechanical engineering.
PhD Candidate Patrick Pfreundschuh
Patrick Pfreundschuh is a PhD candidate at the Autonomous Systems lab and majored in mechanical engineering.
Mandana Schulz-Rinne
Mandana Schultz-Rinne is the Student Coach of AutoBike. She has also been teaching assistant in programming and mechanics.
