Winnerslist German Mobility Award
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Mobilfalt – mobility through diversity
An intermodal software solution for rural transport integrates private rides on public transport and enables citizens to use the local transport system more flexibly.
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BrokenLifts.org – Platform for information on lifts that do not work
Via the digital platform BrokenLifts.org people can obtain information about lifts that do not work at public transport stations in Berlin. The project relies on open data and facilitates the travel planning.
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moovel – the mobility app
The mobility app moovel combines a number of offers on one platform, including the car-sharing provider car2go, German Rail, mytaxi, rental bicycles, and public local transport. Users can book and pay on the app, giving them simple and direct access to mobility.
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DHL Paketkopter – transport even to remote areas
With the Paketkopter, or “package copter”, DHL enables packages to be delivered to hard-to-reach areas swiftly and simply. The integration of the so-called “unmanned aviation system” in the DHL logistics chain improves the infrastructure and offers social added value.
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Cyface – more convenient driving
With a crowd-based platform, the Dresden start-up Cyface gathers and evaluates data on the quality of roads enabling routes to be planned more intelligently. In addition, the data provide the authorities with a basis for improving road quality.
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CleverShuttle – door to door with green RideSharing
The Berlin start-up CleverShuttle offers a green and inexpensive door-to-door shuttle service based on the RideSharing principle. An intelligent algorithm calculates the best route combinations and brings together enquiries about carpooling.
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KONUX – smart rail infrastructure with sensor data analysis
Through the use of sensor and analysis solutions developed by the start-up KONUX, railway companies gain insight into the condition of the rail network in real time. As a result, downtimes can be recognized and remedied in advance.
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Hubject – eRoaming platform for networked electromobility
A platform enables electric vehicles all over Europe to be charged regardless of the manufacturer. Via the Hubject platform, the charging stations of all operators connected to the grid can be found and used even by customers of other manufacturers.
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easy.GO – mobile phone app for buses and trains in the local public transport network
easy.GO combines ticketing, local public transport, information system and other mobility offers. The free app utilizes freely available data of the local public transport, creating an unique platform.
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Dēmos – democratic mobility system
The platform Dēmos uses block chain technology to give users of different mobility services sovereignty over their data and enabling them to become a provider themselves.