Our purpose

We are bringing autonomous mobility to Swiss roads.

Projects

Over 21 Autonomous Vehicles across Switzerland.
13 Projects
Completed
8 Projects
On going
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Autonomous 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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What drives us

Here are some reviews from key mobility stake holders and from members of SAAM.

Jürg Wittwer
Touring Club Switzerland, Chief Executive Officer
Board Member
""Autonomous driving will change mobility as fundamentally as the internet has changed the economy and this is not just a distant dream of the future. Partially autonomous driving (level 3) is technologically feasible today and will change our mobility permanently.""
Jürg Wittwer
Touring Club Switzerland, Chief Executive Officer
Board Member
Dominique Scheller
PostAuto
Head of Development and Innovation
"Autonomous mobility makes last-mile access and remote regions economically feasible."
Dominique Scheller
PostAuto
Head of Development and Innovation
Rubén André Lorenzo
Siemens Mobility AG
Head of Sales
"Switzerland is the international pioneer for autonomous mobility."
Rubén André Lorenzo
Siemens Mobility AG
Head of Sales
Thomas Probst
University of Fribourg, SwissMoves
Professor of Law
"A car is more than the sum of its technical pieces; mobility is more than the sum of all available means of transport - so let's conceive automated mobility as something bigger than its elements."
Thomas Probst
University of Fribourg, SwissMoves
Professor of Law
Emilio Frazzoli
ETH Zurich
Professor of Dynamic Systems and Control
"The main challenge and opportunity in Switzerland is developing the necessary policies and regulations so that autonomous mobility can be integrated with the current mass transit and public transportation options, with a demonstrable positive impact on society, economy, and environment. "
Emilio Frazzoli
ETH Zurich
Professor of Dynamic Systems and Control

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