
Pioneering Accessibility on London Buses
A Collaboration with Marshalls and Milton Keynes Centre for Integrated Living
Join us in celebrating a significant milestone in public transport accessibility! We recently partnered with Marshalls and the Milton Keynes Centre for Integrated Living to conduct a pivotal photoshoot and AI technology data collection aimed at improving the use of London buses for all.
This event focused on collecting data for innovative AI solutions that prioritise wheelchair users in the allocation of wheelchair bays and aid in journey planning by accurately detecting prams and guide dogs.

AI data collection event at the Marshalls bus depot
Event Overview and Technology Demonstration
The event was graciously hosted at the Marshalls bus depot, providing a real-world environment to demonstrate the AI technology's capabilities. Our data collection efforts were directed at ensuring that wheelchair users receive priority in wheelchair bays, crucial for enhancing their travel experience on London buses.
AI Detection Capabilities
During the event, we focused on collecting data for several key functionalities of our AI technology:
Acknowledgments
This initiative would not have been successful without the generous support and collaboration from our partners: