Research
Rethinking Mobility
Digital mobility is constantly evolving. That’s why we are involved in research projects that test new concepts, promote open standards and improve the infrastructure for shared mobility. Together with academic partners, municipalities and technology providers, we are working to make mobility solutions even more accessible, sustainable and intelligent.
OMI
Open Mobility Infrastructure
OMI supports municipalities in making mobility reliable, sustainable and user-friendly. In addition to existing analog infrastructure, such as roads, a digital mobility infrastructure is to be created for this purpose. evemo leads the research project funded by the BMBF and coordinates the development and testing of the open mobility infrastructure.
MIAAS
Mobility Intelligence as a Service
MIAAS creates a European open source platform for decision-making with mobility data. evemo supports the project funded by the BMVI with regard to the integration of mobility services in less densely populated areas, focusing on open data standards such as GBFS (General Bikeshare Feed Specification) and MDS (Mobility Data Specification).
MaaS L.A.B.S.
Mobility-as-a-Service Platform: Lively, Automated, Demand- and Sharing-oriented
MaaS L.A.B.S. is shaping the transport revolution through a flexible and demand-oriented public transport system (ÖPNV), which is expanding its high-performance offering with automated minibuses and combining it with new car, bike and ridesharing services. evemo supports the project funded by the BMBF in the development of a decentralized, blockchain-based sharing platform.
MobilCharta5
MobilCharta5 pursues the goal of developing an innovative, sustainable, space-saving, climate-protecting and environmentally friendly mobility system (continuous, barrier-free and safe means of transport). evemo supports the project funded by the BMBF in the transferability of the results to other (rural) municipalities.
Interested in Research and Cooperation?
We welcome exchanges on current research projects and are open to new collaborations. If you are interested in joint developments or scientific cooperation, please contact us using our contact form.