milliAmpere 2
A good idea can change the world - piloting the world's first self-driving ferry
The self-driving ferry has been developed by researchers and students from several subject areas at NTNU. The interdisciplinary collabration to develop milliAmpere 2 is based on the experience gained from predecessor milliAmpere, which started in 2016.
What's new in this year?
The most significant change is that human operators have been moved from the ferry to land. The autonomous ferry operates itself, with human control always within reach.
Onboard sensors assist the autonomy system
To enable the autonomous ferry to operate without human input the ferry is equipped with advanced technology.
Schedule
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MilliAmpere2 operates back and forth between Ravnkloa and Vestre KanalKai. It takes a few minutes to cross the canal.
Operating hours
*Note that there are some charging breaks during the operation period. Unfortunately, the time for charging break is not fixed
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
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