Luna: safer micromobility

Provides irrefutable visual proof of real-time location of e-scooters/e-bikes, allowing operators to eliminate sidewalk riding, collisions and disorderly parking.

Supported by: EIT Urban Mobility

Product Details

Maturity

Commercialised

Challenge Area addressed

Multimodality

Where and why errant behaviour happening in your city? You would need visual data to really understand this. We apply computer vision to understand and appropriately eliminate the root causes of three core dangers of shared mobility scheme:

  • Sidewalk riding
  • Collisions
  • Disorderly parking

Accurate location tech is imperative - GPS inaccurate for LEVs (Urban Canyon Effect) – operators do not know if a scooter is being ridden on a road versus a sidewalk. Irrefutable visual proof of exact location = Control

Luna enables cities and operators to work together with context. Context allows for appropriate actions!

  • Is someone mounting sidewalk on purpose? = example actions: automatically reduce speed & penalise 
  • Is it due to fear (narrow infrastructure) - educate, reroute, incentivise

Context allows us to Learn and fix core behaviour or infrastructure deficits causing errant vehicle use.

Beyond safety - visual insight on how car-less infrastructure should evolve based on rider use. 
 

Best Practices

Discover and read more about the impact of Luna: safer micromobility through real success stories and tested implementations
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Enhancing scooter parking safety with computer vision technology
In Istanbul, the rise of shared micromobility services, notably e-scooters, aims to tackle urban transportation issues and promote eco-friendly commuting.

Availability

Discover cities and markets where the product is available. Japan ; Belgium ; Northampton (United Kingdom) ; Dublin (Ireland)