MOBILITY
The Big Pivot
Notable Milestone in Mobility Systems
Toyota Prius 1997
A fee/minute and a monthly subscription service-Autolib
Bike bridges in Copenhagen
The iPhone 5s was the first device to incorporate a dedicated Secure Enclave within its A7 chip
Keywords
The criteria used to identify and categorize the keywords are based on their relevance to future mobility and sustainable transit systems.
Public Transportation and Infrastructure
Mass transit - Public transportation systems designed to move large numbers of passengers efficiently.
Public Transportation
Shared transportation services available to the public, such as buses or trains.
Mass Transit
Efficient transportation systems designed to move large numbers of people.
Light Rail
Rail-based transit systems using light rail vehicles.
High-speed Rail
Rail systems designed for high-speed travel between cities or regions.
Hyperloop
High-speed transportation system using pods in low-pressure tubes.
Urban Mobility Hubs
Integrated transportation hubs with various modes of transportation and amenities.
Multi-modal Transportation
Integration of different modes of transportation for efficient and sustainable travel.
Last-mile Connectivity
Solutions to connect travelers from transportation hubs to their final destinations.
Transit Signal Priority
Technology that gives priority to public transportation vehicles at traffic signals.
Curb Study
The utilization of curb space to optimize its allocation and enhance parking and various curbside activities.
Carpool Matching Apps
Mobile applications that connect individuals for carpooling purposes.
Urban Freight Electrification
Transitioning freight transportation to electric-powered vehicles.
Sustainable Land Use
Land use planning practices that prioritize sustainability and reduce transportation demand.
Transit-Oriented Development (TOD)
Development patterns centered around public transportation hubs.
Transportation Demand Management (TDM)
Optimize travel demand by promoting alternative modes, and reduce single-occupancy vehicle trips.
Transit-oriented Design
Urban design principles that prioritize access to public transportation.
Ridership
The number of people using a transit service over some period of time.
Transportation Performance Measures
Involve the collection and evaluation of various indicators to assess the efficiency, effectiveness of transportation systems.
Autonomous and Intelligent Systems
Self-driving vehicles that can operate without human intervention.
Autonomous Vehicles
Vehicles capable of operating without human intervention.
Mobile Ticketing
Ticketing systems accessible via mobile devices for seamless travel experiences.
Smart Parking Systems
Technology-enabled parking systems for efficient space management and user convenience.
Data-driven mobility planning
Mobility planning based on data analysis and predictive modeling.
Smart Mobility Solutions
Technological solutions to enhance mobility, such as ride-sharing platforms or navigation apps.
Smart Mobility Analytics
Data analytics applied to mobility patterns and behaviors for improved transportation planning.
Intelligent Traffic Management
Traffic management systems that utilize real-time data and smart algorithms.
Adaptive Traffic Control
Traffic control systems that adjust in response to real-time traffic conditions.
Intelligent Transportation Systems
Systems that use advanced technologies to improve transportation efficiency and safety.
Data-driven Mobility Planning
Mobility planning based on data analysis and predictive modeling.
Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS)
Utilize sensors, cameras, and other technologies to monitor the vehicle's surroundings and provide feedback to the driver.
Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) Communication
Enables vehicles to share real-time data with nearby vehicles, such as speed, position, acceleration, and braking status.
Shared and Micro Mobility
The utilization of shared transportation options to provide convenient, affordable, and sustainable mobility solutions for individuals in urban areas.
Shared Mobility
Transportation services that are shared among multiple users, such as carpooling or ride-sharing.
Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS)
Integrated mobility solutions that provide various transportation options through a single platform.
Carpooling
Sharing a car journey with others who have a similar route.
Car Sharing
Shared use of cars on a short-term basis, often through a membership or rental system.
Micro Mobility
Lightweight transportation options designed for short-distance travel, such as e-scooters or bikes.
Active Mobility
Promotes physical activity and encourages individuals to use their own energy for transportation.
Car-free Zones
Designated areas where private vehicles are not allowed.
Car-free Cities
Cities or areas with limited or no private vehicle access.
Electric Scooters
Small electric vehicles designed for short-distance travel.
Electric Cargo Bikes
Electric-powered bicycles for carrying goods or cargo.
Bike Sharing
Shared bicycle systems for short-distance travel.
Sustainability and Emission Reduction
Strategies and practices aimed at minimizing environmental impact, promoting resource efficiency, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Sustainable Infrastructure
Infrastructure designed and built with sustainability principles in mind.
Emission Reduction
Actions and strategies to reduce harmful emissions, particularly from transportation.
Zero-emission Vehicles
Vehicles with no tailpipe emissions, typically powered by electricity or hydrogen.
Energy-efficient Vehicles
Vehicles designed to minimize energy consumption and maximize efficiency.
Green Transportation
Environmentally-friendly transportation practices and modes.
Greenhouse Gas Reduction
Efforts and strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from transportation.
Sustainable Logistics
Environmentally-conscious management of transportation and supply chain activities.
Green Corridors
Designated routes or areas prioritizing green transportation and sustainable practices.
Clean Transportation
Transportation systems and modes with minimal environmental impact.
Low-carbon Mobility
Modes of transportation that produce lower carbon emissions.
Zero-waste Transportation
Transportation systems with minimal waste generation and efficient resource utilization.
Energy Storage
Technologies and systems for storing energy, often used for electric vehicle charging.
Renewable Energy
Energy generated from renewable sources such as solar, wind, or hydropower.
Renewable Energy
Energy derived from renewable sources such as solar, wind, or hydro.
Sustainable fuels
Fuels produced from renewable resources with low environmental impact.
Hydrogen Fuel Cells
Technology that uses hydrogen to produce electricity for powering vehicles.
Smart Grids
Advanced electrical grids that optimize energy distribution and consumption.
Geothermal Energy
Energy derived from heat within the Earth's crust.
Biomass Energy
Energy generated from organic matter, such as agricultural waste or wood pellets.
Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure
Vehicles powered by electricity, typically using rechargeable batteries.
Electric vehicles
Vehicles powered by electricity instead of fossil fuels.
Electric charging stations
Stations where electric vehicles can be charged.
Battery technology
Advancements in battery technology for electric vehicles.
Vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology
Technology that enables electric vehicles to supply power back to the grid.
Electric buses
Buses powered by electricity.
Electric taxis
Taxis powered by electricity.
Electric motorcycles
Motorcycles powered by electricity.
Electric ferries
Ferries powered by electricity.
Electric aviation
Aircraft powered by electricity.
Electrified railways
Railways powered by electricity.
Fuse Behavioral Science and Transportation Technology
These initiatives reduce congestion and lead to sustainable mobility patterns by leveraging technology and rethinking traditional service delivery models.
On-demand Delivery Services
Companies like Uber Eats, DoorDash, provide on-demand delivery services for groceries, meals, and various retail items.
Vertical Farming
Maximizes land utilization by growing crops in vertical structures and localize food production.
Telecommuting and Remote Work
Work from home or other locations instead of commuting to traditional office spaces.
Online Shopping and E-commerce
Purchase goods online and have them delivered to homes, it reduces the need for frequent trips to stores.
Shared Workspaces and Co-working Centers
Provide office spaces where individuals from different companies can work together, reduce the need for employees to commute.
Local Service Hubs
Decentralized facilities for essential services such as healthcare, education, and government offices, bring services closer to communities.