Artificial intelligence

Abstract: This article is devoted to the description of an intelligent urban transport passenger system based on unmanned electric vehicles called infobuses, and the principles of its functioning, namely, a conveyor-cassette method of transporting passengers. The introduction describes the prerequisites for the emergence of new types of transport systems in cities and in particular PRT transport.

Keywords: passenger transport, intelligent transport, smart transport, information transport system, transport with divided parts

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