The specialists of The Future Mobility Network do what they are good at, solving mobility issues within a wide range of projects. We have divided them into various themes. Click to get an explanation of the themes in each of our areas of expertise.
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The future is full of opportunities, by working together we believe is is possible to make a difference.
As a partnership with inspired consultants, we are ready to put the future of mobility into practise.
Projects we are proud of
There is a lot of experimentation with automated transport in the Netherlands. The complexity and variety of traffic situations combined with the guarantees that must be given for the safety of automated driving mean that driving without human supervision is not yet possible.
Together with Rebel Group, Springco and Kwirkey, we were commissioned by BPD Development to create a toolkit for area development and mobility. Part of this toolkit was a calculation tool for estimating the potential of shared mobility for specific target groups
In collaboration with BAM infra and the Shift study association (master’s degree programme in Industrial Ecology, Leiden University), we issued a challenge to get students to think about the impact of innovative mobility. The impact of innovative mobility in public space can be expressed in terms of the use of space, air quality, the amount of greenery and the flow of traffic in the city.
There is a lot of experimentation with automated transport in the Netherlands. The complexity and variety of traffic situations combined with the guarantees that must be given for the safety of automated driving mean that driving without human supervision is not yet possible.
Together with Rebel Group, Springco and Kwirkey, we were commissioned by BPD Development to create a toolkit for area development and mobility. Part of this toolkit was a calculation tool for estimating the potential of shared mobility for specific target groups
In collaboration with BAM infra and the Shift study association (master’s degree programme in Industrial Ecology, Leiden University), we issued a challenge to get students to think about the impact of innovative mobility. The impact of innovative mobility in public space can be expressed in terms of the use of space, air quality, the amount of greenery and the flow of traffic in the city.
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“We want to make the world a better place by implementing the mobility of the future. Sustainability, quality of life, accessibility and comfort are paramount.
After 1.5 years of developing autonomous shuttle solutions, the FABULOS project now brings robot buses to the streets of Europe. From this spring onwards, three robot bus prototypes will be evaluated in real-life conditions in five European cities.
Commissioned by The Future Mobility Network, Tim did his master thesis on robot delivery on the last mile.
Using a use case approach, he investigated how robot delivery would tackel certain challenges on the Erasmus campus.
We are an independent network that, together with scientists, government and industry, firmly tackles the mobility issue and is already implementing many forms of future mobility today.
