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Swiss Association for Autonomous Mobility

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Organisations from different horizons unite together with a common goal

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Members

Organisations from different horizons unite together with a common goal

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SAAM Members

Members collaborate together with the objective to implement self-driving vehicles.

In only a year, SAAM has created an interdisciplinary ecosystem composed of already about 30 organisations joining forces together.

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Autonomus mobility

Autonomous vehicles will fundamentally change mobility as we know it today.

The mission of the Swiss Association for Autonomous Mobility (SAAM) is to enable the introduction of new technologies and offerings in Switzerland for the common good.

Regulation

SAAM provides a platform to develop guiding principles and regulations around the safe and publicly acceptable introduction of autonomous vehicles.

Social Acceptance

SAAM proves how autonomous vehicles can be sustainably implemented while maintaining public acceptance.

 
 

Technology

SAAM explores best technological practices for Swiss conditions and actively works to attract technology companies for state-of-the-art projects in Switzerland.

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Over  33  Autonomous Vehicles across Switzerland

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Christian Pluss - CEO PostAuto and member of SAAM
Christian Plüss
PostAuto
CEO
Christian Pluss - CEO PostAuto and member of SAAM
The topic is of strategic importance to me. We don't yet know exactly how fast this will happen or how important it will be. But I am convinced it will be a reality and will become part of public transport in the future.
Christian Plüss
PostAuto
CEO
Jurg Rötlisberger director FEDRO recognizes SAAM important contribution to the swiss mobility ecosystem (autonomous vehicles)
Jürg Rötlisberger
Federal Road Office (FEDRO)
Director
Jurg Rötlisberger director FEDRO recognizes SAAM important contribution to the swiss mobility ecosystem (autonomous vehicles)
Automated driving will shape the mobility of the future and SAAM is making an important contribution to automated driving in Switzerland.
Jürg Rötlisberger
Federal Road Office (FEDRO)
Director
Hans Wicki - chair of SAAM actively support autonomous vehicles
Hans Wicki
Member of the Swiss Council of States
Chair of SAAM
Hans Wicki - chair of SAAM actively support autonomous vehicles
SAAM is a centre of excellence for automated mobility in Switzerland.
Hans Wicki
Member of the Swiss Council of States
Chair of SAAM
Denis Berdoz CEO transports publics genevois - SAAM Member
Denis Berdoz
Transports Publics Genevois (CEO)
CEO
Denis Berdoz CEO transports publics genevois - SAAM Member
The development of on-demand transport is one of the priorities of Geneva's public transport company (TPG). The long-term goal is to integrate automated vehicles in order to offer our customers additional flexibility to meet changing needs.
Denis Berdoz
Transports Publics Genevois (CEO)
CEO
Nils Planzer CEO Planzer AG - Member of SAAM
Nils Planzer
Planzer AG
CEO
Nils Planzer CEO Planzer AG - Member of SAAM
There are some repetitive or less attractive logistics tasks that are well suited to automation. It is important that this technology is seen as a useful addition and not as a complete replacement.
Nils Planzer
Planzer AG
CEO

Funding Models

SAAM identifies and uses alternative financing models to fulfill its ambitions.
Ambition Leader: Niels Nijdam (UniGe)

Implementation

SAAM enables and accelerates the implementation of autonomous vehicles into the Swiss mobility system.
Ambition Leader: Freya Hofmann (Ioki)

International Network & Ranking​

SAAM counts on a solid international network and reaches the top 3 position in global rankings for autonomous driving.
Ambition Leader: Christoph Zeier (AMAG)

Knowledge Sharing

SAAM establishes sharing of knowledge and experience on autonomous driving between companies, academies and institutions.
Ambition Leader: Martin Zahn (VBZ)

Legal Framework​

SAAM contributes to new legislation and standardisation of technical norms.
Ambition Leader: Thomas Probst (SwissMoves)

Organization​

SAAM is organized and structured to achieve its vision, mission and ambitions.
Ambition Leader: Martin Neubauer (SAAM/PostAuto)

Public Awareness​

SAAM spreads awareness on AVs and studies the conditions to achieve social acceptance.
Ambition Leader: Maurizio Caon (SwissMoves)

Technology Development​

SAAM supports the research and development of autonomous mobility in Switzerland.
Ambition Leader: Niels Nijdam (UniGe)
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Working groups: access to SAAM’s “Ambitions”: Funding Models, Implementation, Network, Knowledge Sharing, Legal Framework, Organisation, Public Awareness, Technology

Working groups: access to SAAM’s “Ambitions”: Funding Models, Implementation, Network, Knowledge Sharing, Legal Framework, Organisation, Public Awareness, Technology

Organisation

Autonomous mobility can only be addressed in a holistic approach. For this reason, SAAM is organised in eight Working Groups called the “8 Ambitions”. Each Ambition aims to reach the vision of SAAM by focusing on a specific aspect of autonomous mobility while enabling members to work together on in an interdisciplinary format. Through this organisation, SAAM intends to create value and outputs thanks to concrete exchanges of information & know-how between members and by carrying out innovative projects accross Switzerland.

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Vision

SAAM provides a platform to develop guiding principles and regulations around the safe and publicly acceptable introduction of autonomous vehicles.

Mission

As the leading autonomous mobility platform in Switzerland, SAAM aims to implement new mobility services by sharing knowledge between its members, collaborating on projects and accompanying new policies.