FDMM – Code the streets – Future Digital Mobility Management

Code the Streets is an EIT Urban Mobility Project bringing together different partners from Amsterdam, Helsinki and Budapest to support metropolitan areas in managing urban mobility.   As metropolitan areas continue to grow, so do traffic related issues such as congestion and pollution. Globally cities are faced with the challenge of finding better ways to manage urban mobility […]

eUltimate

Battery electric buses are being launched in many cities, with multiple charging technologies and operational schemes available. Along the lifetime of a vehicle, different charging schemes have specific impact on the operating costs, allocation of public space and emissions.  In general, the electrification of existing bus routes usually implies an increment in the number of vehicles and operating costs in comparison to conventional […]

CELESTE

Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) systems, which will become mandatory for all vehicles commercialised in the EU from 2022, enable speed alerts and, in some cases, automatic speed reduction and compliance. However, there are some issues that need resolving to support their correct use:  • What is the appropriate speed limit for a particular area of the city?  • Do changing conditions make those speed limits at times too […]

SUCCESSFUL APPLICATION OPENING & KICK OFF EVENT

On 30 July 2021 at 10:00 CEST the RAPTOR team opened the application and kicked off the RAPTOR competition with an online event! The event began with an overview of EIT Urban Mobility and RAPTOR by the project lead Martí Massot. He described the competition benefits, timeline, and rules. Next, the niche urban mobility challenges were […]

Action and Impact Group kicks off on 9 June

The Action Impact Group (AIG) is an 18-month pilot initiative by EIT Urban Mobility’s Innovation and Factory teams. The AIG pilot is designed to support partners and cutting-edge researchers and innovators in identifying, applying for, and securing regional, national, and European level funding for urban mobility projects.  ​ The AIGs will align with the scope […]

Launch of Call for Proposals for Innovation

Urban Mobility has gone through unexpected and momentous changes in 2020. COVID-19 ripped through our nations and cities bringing individual, community and societal upheaval and turmoil. Density and proximity, the very two things that makes our cities the economic, cultural, intellectual, political, and innovative beating hearts of our society, were also the weakest points when […]

CO-APS – Crowdsourced Obtention and Analytics of Data About the Crowding of Public Spaces for the Benefit of Public Transport and Mobility in Cities

COVID-19 is still spreading and spatial distancing is one of the preventative measures taken worldwide. With mobility restrictions being eased in most countries, people are encouraged to go back to work, and the use of Public Transport (PT) and public spaces will grow steadily. Thus, crowds are expected, and maintaining the required distance will be […]

Real-time pollution City mAp thRough cOLlaborative sensIng aNd Analysis

CAROLINA aims to explore a new dimension of an urban air pollution monitoring and re-shape urban mobility based on minimizing the number of people exposed to the threshold values of harmful air pollution in European cities. The other unique value proposition is to involve citizen as part of the collaborative urban air pollution monitoring system, […]

RAPID – Rapid Prototyping In 3D

RAPID will use rapid prototyping in 3D (RAPID) to facilitate citizen co-creation activities and support the city decision making processes around changes and interventions to the built environment in response to COVID-19 restrictions such as social distancing.

Safely Connected: Sustainable Common Accessibility of Lively Downtowns for Healthy People

Safely Connected collaboratively develops and tests the relaunch of local economy and urban life, with the pedestrianisation of the city-centres and the strengthening of the community sense as vectors of urban resilience.  A series of flexible physical and digital tools will be developed in this frame, allowing the safe resumption of economy and urban life […]

InclusivEbike

Improving the personal mobility of people with limited physical mobility by providing an e-bike tandem cycling experience, assuring social distancing and creating new jobs.  

CAMS – COVID ADAPTED MOTORSHARING SERVICES

NanoCare has developed Liquid Guard®, a nanotechnology able to eliminate virus, microbial, bacterial and fungus, without additional human intervention, reducing the costs for the service providers and increasing the safety of the users.

CommINSAFE CommutINg with ShAred mobility covid-FrEe

CommINSAFE project develops and introduces to the market a technological solution consisting of a mobile application for shared mobility services addressed to ecosystems accompanied with a data management system of disinfection facilities and users’ profile.

CITY RESTARTS – Taxi Sharing Milano

CITY RESTARTS – REsilient Safe Transport for All: Reliable Taxi Sharing Taxi sharing is a new service that improves matching demand and supply, augments the efficiency of taxi generating economic and environmental benefits.

CityFLOWS

CityFlows - Decision-support system for pro-active crowd management of crowded urban spaces​

CLEAR: City Liveability by Redesign

Launch real-life transition experiments in urban streets by means of small, tangible interventions, in combination with alternative mobility concepts

MOBY: Living lab e-micromobility

MOBY focuses on the impacts of e-micromobility on cities, traffic, safety and public spaces by integrating knowledge from the pilot cities