First Transit partners with Cyngn to expand autonomous mobility solutions

July 8, 2021
Cyngn’s AV stack combines in-vehicle sensors, domain adaptable software and additional hardware components, bringing autonomous capabilities to multiple industries and vehicle form-factors.

First Transit has partnered with Cyngn to expand its autonomous solutions. 

“The benefit of working with Cyngn is its autonomous (AV) stack technology that can be used across a variety of transit applications,” said Brad Thomas, president of First Transit. “With more than 10 autonomous vehicle pilots already executed, this partnership gives us the ability to expand our autonomous mobility solutions.”  

“We are very excited to be embarking on this partnership with First Transit,” said Cyngn CEO Lior Tal. “For the last five years, we’ve been developing and deploying autonomous driving retrofits across a variety of industries. By aligning ourselves with First Transit, we are able to find thoughtful opportunities to extend our suite of autonomous solutions across the dozens of other domains in the First Transit portfolio.”  

First Transit describes Cyngn’s autonomous vehicle capabilities as one of the more advanced and flexible offerings in the sector. Whether deploying across airports, shipping yards or industrial warehouses, Cyngn’s AV stack combines in-vehicle sensors, domain adaptable software and additional hardware components, bringing autonomous capabilities to multiple industries and vehicle form-factors.  

“The first step in bringing autonomy to a new partner’s environment is to launch a rapid deployment,” said Tal. “Through this process, Cyngn’s engineers help fleet managers develop and deploy a self-driving solution that aligns with their unique requirements or use case. At minimum, these rapid prototypes lead to a wealth of telemetric information that fleet managers can use to reduce vehicle downtime and increase safety.”