Auve Tech Unveils MiCa 2.0, the Next-Gen AI Brain for Self-Driving Vehicles

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Autonomous mobility innovator Auve Tech has launched MiCa 2.0 and Auve Stack 2.0, the latest evolution of its AI-powered vehicle software designed to transform the capabilities of self-driving shuttles. The software combines cutting-edge sensor technology with advanced neural logic that can enhance vehicle perception, predictive navigation, and fleet coordination in real-time, marking a major milestone in the evolution of safe, efficient, and intelligent unmanned urban transport

MiCa 2.0 is the intelligent core of Auve Tech’s autonomous vehicles, enabling smarter navigation, smoother interaction with complex traffic environments, and continuous learning through edge AI. Designed to adapt dynamically to different mobility use cases—from mixed-traffic roads to closed-campus systems—MiCa 2.0 signals a leap forward in safe, scalable autonomy. The Auve Stack 2.0 further offers predictive detection of pedestrians and unexpected objects, enhanced vehicle control for smoother, more accurate navigation, autonomous handling of intersections and crosswalks, dynamic overtaking and speed bump recognition, and multi-sensor fusion using both lidars and cameras for precise perception.

"With MiCa 2.0, we're putting advanced AI at the heart of autonomous mobility," said Taavi Rõivas, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Auve Tech and former Prime Minister of Estonia. "This isn’t just software—it’s a decision-making engine capable of understanding complex environments, predicting behavior, and continuously improving through real-world data. Our goal is to create vehicles that are not only self-driving but also context-aware, safe, and deeply intelligent. MiCa 2.0 is a major step in that direction."

Gaining Traction in the U.S.

Building on its success in Europe and Japan, Auve Tech’s momentum has extended to the United States, where its shuttles recently launched in Palm Beach, Florida. The company’s presence there underscores growing U.S. interest in sustainable, autonomous public transit solutions and highlights Estonia’s export-ready innovation in mobility tech.

Estonia's Ecosystem of Smart Mobility

Auve Tech’s success is part of a larger wave of Estonian innovation reshaping the future of mobility. Estonia—often called Europe's most digitally advanced nation—has become a launchpad for technologies that make urban transport safer, smarter, and more sustainable. The country’s embrace of digital innovation, supportive public policy, and agile startup culture have made it a testbed for scalable smart mobility solutions, with innovations from a wide range of mobility companies:

  • Starship Technologies: Autonomous Delivery at Scale - Founded by the creators of Skype, Estonia’s Starship Technologies is a global leader in autonomous last-mile delivery. Its sidewalk robots, powered by AI and sensor fusion, have completed over five million deliveries across the U.S. and Europe. Starship is not only a success story for Estonia—it’s helping cities worldwide reduce emissions and traffic.
  • Elmo: Pioneering Remote-Controlled Car Sharing - Elmo, another Estonian innovator, is transforming car sharing through its remote driving technology. Operators can deliver electric vehicles to customers without anyone inside the car—a world-first innovation that’s already road-legal and operating in Estonia and Finland. Demonstrations across Europe and North America have attracted international interest in the potential of teledriving for car sharing and fleet management.
  • Bikeep: Revolutionizing Micromobility Infrastructure - Bikeep, an Estonian company specializing in smart bike parking and charging solutions, has made significant strides in enhancing urban micromobility infrastructure. With installations in over 30 countries across three continents, Bikeep provides secure, internet-connected bike racks and lockers equipped with features like RFID access, surveillance cameras, and e-bike charging capabilities. Their solutions are tailored for municipalities, transit companies, and commercial properties, aiming to reduce bike theft and promote sustainable transportation.

Exporting Innovation, One City at a Time

These companies exemplify Estonia’s commitment to building scalable, tech-first solutions that prioritize user experience, energy efficiency, and digital integration. They also illustrate how Estonia exports not just products, but entire smart mobility ecosystems. With proven deployments, world-class R&D, and an eye on global scalability, Estonia is poised to shape the future of urban mobility far beyond its borders.

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About Auve Tech 

Auve Tech is a 100% Estonian-owned company developing Level 4 autonomous vehicles aimed at reducing the reliance on personal cars. Our street-legal, self-driving shuttles are already operating in open and mixed traffic environments across four continents.

About Estonia

Estonia is a global leader in digital innovation. Known for its e-governance, the world's first e-residency program, and boasting the highest number of startups per capita, Estonia offers a hassle-free and competitive business environment for global businesses. With a focus on transparency, efficiency, and forward-thinking solutions, Estonia is a trusted partner in business and diplomacy. Whether for work, investment, or exploration, Estonia provides a unique blend of innovation, opportunity, and quality of life. Situated in Northern Europe, Estonia consistently ranks high internationally for liberal democracy, political stability, economic freedom, and low corruption. Expert at adapting through innovation, Estonia is ready to tackle seemingly impossible challenges with the promise of a better future

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