Ensuring the practical relevance of mobility concepts through direct feedback from various target groups.
Gain profound insights into the diverse movement patterns & realities of diverse users across all age groups and backgrounds.
- Create unique mobility experiences and test environments
- Make use of guided interactions that inform, inspire and engage
- Incorporate diverse mobility needs across different life stages
Community building
Establishing and utilising communities as a lever for new mobility
PopUps
Guided interactions to experience innovative mobility solutions
Testings
Practical validation & testing with first-hand feedback
Overview of Community Services
Shaping tomorrow's mobility with networks
Community building for sustainable mobility
Community building is crucial for the mobility transition. Building and maintaining communities in cities, companies and organisations creates a strong network for change. These communities enable the exchange of ideas, the development of new approaches and the promotion of sustainable mobility solutions. The aim is to create acceptance and accelerate the implementation of innovative concepts. In the long term, these communities strengthen the mobility industry and establish sustainable services.
Tangible mobility increases dialogue and acceptance
Interactive PopUps for innovative mobility
PopUps bring innovative mobility solutions, such as e-mobility and sharing, directly to the general public. The aim is to promote an open dialogue through temporary demonstrations and to better understand the needs of different population groups. This initiative promotes cooperation between districts and mobility providers to achieve common goals. PopUps offer a cost-effective way to showcase new technologies and increase the presence & acceptance of new mobility solutions in the city.
Direct feedback, insights and practical validation
Focus groups & testing for targeted mobility solutions
Focus groups and testing are essential tools for validating mobility solutions in a practical way. Targeted surveys and test phases with different target groups such as young people, women, families and older people allow products and services to be tailored precisely to their needs. This direct feedback makes it possible to make targeted adjustments and ensure that the solutions developed meet the requirements of users.
References
Better Mobility Accelerator: Testing with 12 startups
Innovative mobility solutions from all over Europe were tested together with organisations such as myAbility, Caritas and Buntaz to validate their relevance for different target groups such as parents, senior citizens, migrants and people with disabilities.
Vienna Business Agency: Corporate Mobility Bootcamp
This bootcamp gives companies an insight into current trends and solutions in corporate mobility. Participants can expect targeted networking, practical approaches and insights into best practices such as Wiener Linien.
ÖBB Open Innovation Factory: Multiplier for mobility innovations
Advice on establishing the ÖBB Open Innovation Factory as a meeting place and creative workplace for a community on sustainable mobility. The Factory promotes collaboration and supports the further development of ideas until they are market-ready.