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May 20, 2021 – Expert Interviews, Shared Mobility
Our CEO Alexander Kirn shared his insights on how INVERS makes shared mobility viable on CoMotion's Fast Forward podcast. In this recap, we highlight five trends that are shaping shared mobility and INVERS' role in it.
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April 26, 2021 – Expert Interviews, Micromobility
Taiwan is home to a strong moped culture, which also serves as a hub for innovations within the micromobility space. We interview Timo Eccarius, postdoc research fellow at National Cheng Kung University for his insights.
February 8, 2021 – Expert Interviews, Micromobility
Profitability in micromobility is achievable as long as the focus is on key fundamental aspects. According to major micromobility operators, the focus should be on hardware, battery charging, location, and city regulation.
January 28, 2021 – Expert Interviews, MaaS
MaaS in Australia works similarly to MaaS in other parts of the world. Learn how SkedGo ties together different transportation options in a society of early adopters.
November 20, 2020 – Expert Interviews, Micromobility
What will it take for moped sharing to be prevalent in North America? Experts from the operator, city, OEM, and consultant side explore ways to address challenges in moped sharing.
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November 13, 2020 – Expert Interviews, Micromobility
The pandemic created unexpected change for micromobility operators. Micromobility is a resilient industry, and we highlight 3 ways to stay resilient.
November 12, 2020 – Expert Interviews, Micromobility
Hear from micromobility experts on what they think about shared mobility. This sets the stage before our discussion on moped sharing's opportunity in North America at CoMotion LA.
October 15, 2020 – Expert Interviews, MaaS
Trafi has figured out how to bridge the gap between multi-modal transportation and user needs. What can other MaaS providers learn from their experience?