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TAMK Campus Digital Twin contributes to experimentation of sustainable mobility solutions
TAMK uses the digital twin platform as a tool for testing and evaluating different scenarios and solutions for urban freight and people transport.
TAMK uses the digital twin platform as a tool for testing and evaluating different scenarios and solutions for urban freight and people transport.
The Mobile Depot is an alternative truck trailer loaded with envelopes and parcels already sorted by cargo bikes which are in turn also loaded into the trailer.
TAMK helps City of Tampere to reach its CO2 neutrality goals through city logistics and last mile innovation ecosystem with Lyyli Living Lab.
Reducing Scope 3 emissions from last-mile transport by installing delivery pickup points like Automated Parcel Machines.
FLASH is a driverless automated shuttle service introduced to address transportation challenges in the rural area of Northern Saxony.
The municipality of Lille has signed a partnership with La Poste, the larger mail and parcel operator providing universal delivery, to collaborate
Mobility stations are spots in the City of Leipzig that provide different offers of mobility in one spot.
Two local foot passenger ferry operators partnered with Plymouth City Council and Plymouth University to convert two vessels to electric power.
The Province of Brescia and the Lombardy Mobility Cluster promoted M-apperò, a project which aims to create a tool to improve road safety and optimise maintenance operations. In the framework of M...
H2iseO Hydrogen Valley is a project implemented by FNM, FERROVIENORD and Trenord, the Lombardy Region LPT providers for railway passenger transport, which aim to decarbonise public transport services...