Are you wondering how exactly the Russian invasion influenced mobility in Berlin? MOTIONTAG had a closer look at the changes that already happened since February 24th.

Read about the "Muenster bewegt" and "Ddorf bewegt" app projects, supported by the Ministry for Economic Affairs, Labour and Energy of the Federal State of Brandenburg (MWAE) from funds of the European Social Fund (ESF) and the Federal State of Brandenburg.

Among other topics, in this interview we talked about: the culture of innovation at MOTIONTAG, the future of AI, what makes our technology stand out from other similar solutions, and plans for 2022.

The ETH Zurich, the University of Basel, and the ZHAW wanted to conduct a research project to examine mobility behavior in Switzerland. The aim was to find out if external traffic costs in the area of traffic jams, climate, and health will have an impact on people’s mobility habits.

The Swiss Climate Challenge app aims to raise awareness and motivate the population to use more climate-friendly modes of transport. To do this, Swisscom needed a technology that would make it possible to track participants' mobility patterns and subsequently calculate their CO2 emissions.