lokakuuta
2021
Scale-up Program for Mobility Startups in Moscow
The Moscow Transportation Innovation provides international mobility startups a fast-track access to the dynamically growing and innovation-driven transportation market of the Сity of Moscow, ranked as Europe’s No. 1 in startup ecosystem development (StartupBlink report 2021).
International startups with their products and solutions for sustainable, safe, and accessible urban mobility are invited to apply until November 24, 2021. After a pre-selection the most promising teams can roll out the pilot projects in the infrastructure areas of Moscow’s transportation network. The piloting program can be done remotely without a local legal entity.
For further information and to apply for the Moscow Transportation Innovation Accelerator, visit the website – https://ftim.ru/en.
Join the webinar with a QnA session to hear more about it on Thursday November 4th, 17-18:30: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/launching-startup-pilot-in-the-moscow-transport-system-tickets-198198144987
Seminar and Networking Fri 10 December (mostly in Finnish)
On Friday 10th December starting at 13 o’clock we’ll have an event at the Maria 01 campus with presentations and networking. The focus is on what’s been done over the past couple years, hearing from the cases and experiences of several companies and discussing the smart mobility testbed focus towards the future. This time, the program will be mostly in Finnish.
Agenda:
- Juho Kostiainen, Helsinki & Janne Rinne, FVH: Avaus ja yhteenveto Jätkäsaari Mobility Labin toiminnasta
- Thibault Castagne, Vianova: Mobility Data Platform for e-Scooters
- Gergely Horvath, LMAD: Autonomous Delivery Robot
- Antti Nikkanen, Trombia Technologies: Autonominen katujenpuhdistus
- Aapo Pöyhönen, Nodeon: Lidar ja risteysalueen liikenneanalyysi
- Iisakki Kosonen, Aalto / Kari Koskinen, Conveqs: Smart Junction ja mittausteknologiat
- Mikko Lehtonen, Helsinki: Helsingin liikenteen tilanne- ja tilastokuvajärjestelmä
- Renske Martijnse-Hartikka, FVH: Overview of drone pilots in Helsinki
- Laura Eiro, LVM: Yhteenveto ja näkemykset
- Juho Kostiainen, Helsinki & Janne Rinne, FVH: Kokeilualustatoiminta jatkossa
- Networking
Urban Logistics in the Autumn
City logistics has been a topic with a good variety of activities this autumn.
Shared, electric cargo bikes are a solution that have been tested before. Residents have liked them and wanted more of such alternatives to use. This summer and autumn, residents in Jätkäsaari were able to test cargo bikes in a pilot by Colossus Finland / Nezeco, as part of the HOPE (Healthy Outdoor Premises for Everyone) project.
Delivery of pharmacy products by drone: In one of the pilots Third Space Autonomy, together with FutureSky and Flyby Guys, provided quick deliveries from the Lauttiksen Apteekki pharmacy by drone across the sea between the districts of Lauttasaari and Jätkäsaari.
Another more technology driven pilot is robot deliveries to the end users at virtual pickup points by LMAD.
To enable more and more novel solutions, the Logistics Accessibility Data project is working on improving logistics services through better and more comprehensive accessibility data.