European Smart Mobility Resource Manager
Client
Funded by the Spanish Government
Partners
The problem
Address the lack of an efficient and seamless integration of complementary, capacity-limited mobility services in the overall urban travel chain, including all transport modes:
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- Electric Vehicles (EVs)
- Public transport (bus, tram, metro, train)
- Flexible services such as transport on-demand
- Mobility sharing schemes (car sharing, motorbike sharing and carpooling)
The solution
A mobile application designed to transform personal mobility in urban regions by integrating all available transportation options—public and private—into a single, seamless journey planning solution.
Mosaic Factor’s role in MyWay project was to develop components and an integrated application to facilitate sustainable mobility, combining all sorts of transport services, public and private, regular and flexible, providing a personalised service offer, adapting route and modality suggestions in real time, monitoring the parameters affecting service offering performance and gathering and maintaining users’ feedback about the quality of services to assist service improvement.
MyWay app provides travel suggestions optimised to the user’s perspective:
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- Considering preferences and needs: including requirements of time, cost, and comfort
- Integrated ticket information and real-time updates,
- Displaying of all integrated transport modes available
- Encouraging the use of cleaner modes of transport.
Data
Mosaic Factor MyWay investigated, developed, validated, and integrated the platform, the European Smart Mobility Resource Manager, including cloud-based services and facilities to support community supplied information collection and processing.
The platform was tested in three European areas – Barcelona and Catalonia Region (ES), Berlin (DE), and Trikala (GR).
Results
The product was tested in three ‘Living Labs’ that have deployed innovative measures to improve sustainable mobility: Catalonia/Barcelona, Berlin, and Trikala.
The combination of large and dense cities along with smaller MyWay test sites reflects the ambition for the European Smart Mobility Resource Manager to be tested in varying urban conditions and produce more in-depth data analysis.