The full deployment of a new, sustainable form of mobility is one of the cornerstones of government action at global level, but one of the challenges of the immediate future will be to deal with the ongoing pandemic, which has led to a dramatic reduction in demand for transport over the past two years.

At the same time, there is no doubt that the transport and infrastructure sector is undergoing a radical transformation, and some of these changes will dramatically alter our habits and experiences in terms of travelling, whether short-distance or long-distance, in both public and private spheres.

What is the future of Smart Transportation? How new technology can evolve transports and infrastractures?

Thanks to our cross-market experience and our in-depth knowledge of both traditional and enabling technologies, we at Engineering are able to support the creation of digital ecosystems that can create new connections, even between very distant stakeholders.

Applied to the world of mobility, these ecosystems are built around three main stakeholders: the people who need to move, the vehicles they use to move, and the infrastructure that enables this movement.

The Smart Mobility Ecosystem is ready to facilitate the long-awaited change from private mobility (a personal car) to a "mobility as a service" platform that is integrated and has the traveller at its centre, taking advantage of all available options and with predictive maintenance that takes care of both vehicles and infrastructures.