Key Topic
Mobility

Our cities will continue to grow in the future, and living spaces and infrastructure will change accordingly. To keep cities livable and safe, we need innovations for housing, sustainability and mobility. Our Munich Urban Colab offers the perfect place to work, experiment and develop such solutions together. UnternehmerTUM, the City of Munich, start-ups, established companies, and citizens collaborate here in an open atmosphere on the major issues of the future. One of the first projects to emerge from this is the "Future of eMobility" showcase, in which UnternehmerTUM, SAP, BMW, the start-up ChargeX, the Digital Product School and the Digital Hub Mobility have demonstrated how fruitful collaboration can be.

The Digital Hub Mobility is also making a decisive contribution to this task of the century: The Digital Hub Mobility is part of the Germany-wide Digital Hub Initiative launched by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy. At twelve connected locations, established companies work together with innovation partners from the start-up scene and science - at the Munich location specifically on the topic of mobility. The citizen mobility platform is integrated into this, where start-ups, partner companies, experts from the city administration and the Digital Hub Mobility team develop solutions for mobility problems and test them directly as prototypes.

Definition of mobility: The term spatial mobility describes the ability of people and goods to move in space. The concept of mobility is based on the need, but also the willingness and ability to move. In our everyday lives, mobility forms a basis of life that ensures the fulfillment of basic human needs, especially in urban areas.