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gabriel.plassat @ ademe.fr

http://gabrielplassat.fr

Mobility & Transportation System for the Future

Which Mobility for the future ? For every one, everywhere

In a world of less raw material and more intelligence …

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gabriel.plassat @ ademe.fr

Agence De l’Environnement et de la Maîtrise de l’EnergieService Transports et Mobilité, en charge des Energies et de la Prospective

Mobility ?

Business Models

Multi modality

Real time

PollutionsIndustry

GHG

Commuter

(Open) Data

SmartPhone

Physical meeting

VEHICLE

ENERGY Infrastructure

Future of Work

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http://transportsdufutur.typepad.fr

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Money : more GDP => more km, more speed, alone …

moins de TC :

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United States

W. Europe & Japan

Empreinte écologique, Écart en % / moy (UK)

Fundamentals of Mobility

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http://air-climate.eionet.europa.eu/docs/ETCACC_TP_2009_10_prelim_AQQanalysis_2008.pdf

First SYMPTOMS : Air POLLUTION

Cadastre population

POPULATION EXPOSITION

POLLUTIONIMPACT Function

DESEASE & DEAD Numbers

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Air Pollution MapPopulation repartition

COSTS

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Suivi conso permanent en fonction de l’exploitation

Suivi permanent des émissions de tous les polluants gazeux et particules en fonction de l’exploitation

What IF real pollution was known in real time ?

Who will produce this Information ?

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Constraint on pollutants => Emissions norms Euro (IV to VI)

Links pollutants / fuel consumption and GHG

Le transport du futur devra concilier les 3 aspects :

Diversification (alternative to fossile)+

GHG emissions under constraints (Factor 4)+

Pollutants Emissions under constraint (Euro X)

=> Optimisation of « components » like vehicle is not sufficient=> Need to optimise also the SYSTEM

Constraints on energy & GHG => diversification and efficiency

Addition of constraints

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Transports & Mobility, Today

More info, clic here

NEW VehAll Veh

1 to 3 MillionsDrivers out of Norm :-insurance, -Permit-Technical

control

years

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More info, clic here

Transports & Mobility, Today

urban Peri-urban, rural

Mtoe

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essential parameters :

Type of mobility, daily – occasional, constraint - leisure, ...

Age, income,

Place of residence,

Alternative offers available

Identification and understanding of practices, of daily activities

The solutions must adapt to the multiplicity of situations (explosions configurations)

be "as good" as the individual car possessed:

- economy,

- flexibility,

- environment

- quality service

...

Which mobility?

Socio profil Mobility Behavior Automotive Behavior

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Which mobility?

Why do you use less your personnal car ?

Reduce my demand

It’s not green

Lose my time

stress

It’s not usefull

It’s expensive

First reason to reduce car utilisation is economic (selfish) then green (altruistic)

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Again, First reason to use bicycle is economic & healthy (selfish) then green (altruistic)

Why do you use more a bicycle ?

Increase demand

It’s green

It’s economic

It’s healthy

It’s rapid

No stress

Which mobility?

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Which route toward Factor 4 ?

New Technology

New Vehicle on the road :• €,• too slow !• If less FC then more km !

TODAY NO CLEAR and SHARED VISIONS TO REACH F4, Air Quality, reduce congestions

GHG, Air Quality AQ

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4 pillars to consider a Mobility System

The meeting, in a given area, of a user and …

an energy: fossil, biomass, muscle, available through a distribution network,

a vehicle (which converts the energy in motion): truck, car, bicycle, walking, available in own account or for others, property or shares,

an infrastructure (which allow the movement and possibly easier): road, rail, urban planning, but also interfaces to change 'vehicle' : station, parking, delivery area, logistics platform,

and Information (which allowed yesterday to facilitate the movement, and who will, tomorrow, optimize it): theoretical hourly, hourly real-time traffic, weather, …

A Mobility System allows

In order to realise an activity.

REMEMBER

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Industry Time scale forinnovation

Linked with Actors

Vehicle : Automotive, HDV, 2 wheels,bicycle

5-10 years Infrastructures :shared,constraints

private

Energy : Oil, energy, some cities(biogas), some farmers(biofuels)

10-20 years Infrastructures :networkdistribution

private

Infrastructure : road, parking, rail operator, 20-50 years Vehicles, energy,information

Publics

Informations : Telecoms, citizen (!) 0.5-2 years Vehicle, energy,infra

Publics(source) andprivate

4 pillars to consider a Mobility System

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What performance criteria for a solutionMobility and Transport

• Time door to door• Cost: investment, km• Quality: robustness to uncertainties, always-on connectivity or zero noise• Security: perceived real• Environmental performance: known or unknown, knowledge generally leads to

optimization. The fact that they are known is already a step forward:• pollutants, GHG• Energy diversification,• Waste direct and indirect• noise• urban land use• link health / mobility (soft modes, pollution cabin)

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4 more free time in 100 years

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aujourd'hui début siècle

Time Transport Budget : Stable ~ 1h for over 20 yearsNeed more speed for more distance

Milliers d’heure

The fundamentals, time

TODAY 1900

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From ultra deep exploration

To ultra deepconversion

Is fuel expensive ? 1.5€ (0.5€ for oil company) for 42 MJ

Oil and fuelsHigh Technology,More and more risky,High characteristics(energetic density in volum)Without any public recognition

At a very LOW PRICE !!

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The oil, squeezed between economic / environmental, toward a transition:variable depending on modes of transport, an acceptable pricewith alternatives necessarily massive to have a impact,in two waves:1. explosion in the number of pathways,2. specialization.

1st Wave:• 1st and 2nd generation biofuels with difficult assessments• Natural Gas "additived" with Biogas and H2,• Electricity (s) with variable performances,• Short loop (HAU, biogas, crude oil) in public or private management,

With multiple solutions in most cases:actual performance of the multi well to wheel (Biocarb, electricity) sensitiveDifficult Political decision making, little investment in infrastructure,difficult for manufacturers to follow all the pathway

=> The first wave could be long ...

The fundamentals, Energy

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4000 engines / day

Millisecond, milligram,Cubic Millimeter of fuel

Micron machined

120 000 parts identical but all different

5 years warranty – 100 000 kmFull Energy in 3 minutes

20+/- 0.5°CVery low emissions and consumption / kWh

Vehicle – Internal Combustion Engine

Particules

NOx

HC

CO

EURO III

EURO 0

EURO -1

EURO IEURO II

EURO IV

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14,4

11,2

14

2,4 3,50,36 0,15 1,10,10

5,0

3,5

8,07,0

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4,54,02,11,5

EURO V2,0

Understand domination (2)

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time

Fuel Consumption

Reduction due to Technical progress

But real progress are null :Accessories (€ benefits)Pseudo performance (€ benefits)Constraints emissions / safety.

60 years of difference and same FC …Progress, but for whom?

The fundamental, car economic model

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The fundamental, car economic model

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time

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Potentiel ofTechnical benefits

Marketingmass

Real progress

From "new needs" of consumers :Comfort, safety, 4x4Increase "pseudo-performance"

YESTERDAY

The fundamental•Power (max, so unused by the client ...)•Flat screens in the headrests, air conditioning multizone ... (mass Merchant)•Respecting standards (Euro, security)•While being 'similar' in use => energy efficiency is not easy to sell

time

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Reduction in Marketing massIsoperformance => "90g Now"no extra cost

More Marketing MassMore technology"My minivan hybrid"

TOMORROWou

The fundamental, car economic model

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MobilityImmobility

Activity

MutationS

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Where are you working ?In US, 30% of workers are « alone » and it’s increasing

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In the same time…

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In the same time…

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In the same time…

VIDEOGoogle History

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What about Health and Mobility ?

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In the same time…

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In the same time…

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How to join the « power of network »

@BlaBlaCar_FR

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Question is not « How can we can a 2 l/100 km car ? »

But « What are the best mobility experiences, Who will produce theses experiences ? »

Multimodality, Connexion, Mobility …

Digital become Major TechnologyWe see the world across Digital technologyAutomotive is not main Matrix anymore

A RETENIR

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Fashion clothing

« low cost & functional»2-3 wheels …

From multi-use…

Std Business modelFashion vehicleCybercarHigh technology

Transition from multi- to mono-use increase efficiency, reduce congestion andAllow new energy and technology penetration like electricity … ( can answer to « why not yesterday ? Why tomorrow ? What’s gona change ? » )Transition will appear with business model modification : from vehicle to mobility services

To mono-use…

Towards Mobility 2.0

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Mono usage

2-3 roues …

From multi-use… Fashion clothing

Walk, Bike

Vélib’

Car

Car sharing

LocationAutolib’

Carpooling TaxiTransp.

On demand

Bus, trammétro

taxi

Individual association business collective

Public

Semi public

Private

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All energies

B to C et B to B

Functionnality

economy

Top downBottom up

B to B

Real PerfoEmissions

Real Fuel consTCO

Mobility 2.0

Complete mobility service

from door to door

Oil + engineMulti-usage

Economy of vehicle

Top down

B to C & B to B

Mobility 1.0

+ Infra 2.0

+ New Authority 2.0(multimodal,

With targets Air Quality, GHG,congestion…)

+ Personnal Travel Assistant

+ Open Data (etalab)

Political Decisions

REMEMBER

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Autopartag

e

entre part.

Autop.

« opéré »

Flotte de voiture

« opérée »

Vélo

Libre

serv.

Voiture

possédée

Integration / complexification foroperators

Integration / SimplificationFor users

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Mobility Integrated & factor 4

More info, clic here

How to engage these changement quickly ?

Better utilisa°Of public transp.

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From horse to car From car to ?

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Integration & Simplification of all transports modes

More info, clic here A.P.M. Personal Travel Assistant (PTA)

Autolib

Vélib

CarSharingPeer2 PeerCarPooling

Yesterday Today Tomorrow

Public = privateIndiv = Collective => « free seat market »Simple & real time access

(insurance, inscrip°…)Simple & real time exit

(payment, reputa°)

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With the service we can (need) to Re-design the vehicle : EDAG & Vélib …

Velib is an innovation, but a system innovation bring withITS, infrastructure and business model

Velib bicycle is not a good bicycle but Velib service is successfull !

Velib service bring new Practise. « Bad » Velib bike design are low important

than benefits on Velib service.

Then Vehicle designed for services will be « poor » for standard vehicle consumer

& GE will be best positionned to design EV for Mobility Services …

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Always Car but BETTER utilisation & connected to Public Transport

More info, clic here

New Car and other Nrj

Lighter

Pay as you moveMore passenger per car

Raw material &InvestmentIn excess

Raw material &Investment mutualisedPay as you use

Access simplif.PaymentInsuranceIdentityconfidence

IdentityHistoricreputation

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pers.km (flux)

Billions City Extra

urban

Long

dist.

TOTAL

PC

PC serv.

Train

Bus

Bike

2 W

2 W serv

TOTAL 700

City Extra

urban

Long

dist.

TOTAL

PC

PC serv.

Train

Bus

Bike

2 W

2 W serv

TOTAL

/

pers / vehicle

=

City Extra

urban

Long

dist.

TOTAL

PC

PC serv.

Train

Bus

Bike

2 W

2 W serv

TOTAL

vehicle.km

combustion

combustion

+ electricity

electricity

gCO2/km – MJ/km

combustion

combustion

+ electricity

electricity

Utilisation (% distance)

averagegCO2/km – MJ/km

X =

X

=

MTCO2 – MJ

By energy

By vehicle

ADEME 2030-2050 calculations (GHG/MJ)

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ADEME 2030-2050 calculations (GHG/MJ)

200,0

300,0

400,0

500,0

600,0

700,0

800,0

900,0

2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2045 2050 2055

Voyageurs

March

Voiture

VUL

Camion

325

Flux de véhicule

(Md véh.km)

Flux de voyageur

(Md voy.km) et

de Marchandises

(G T.km)

343

377

711

790

750

425 428

300

77 85

60

2422

27

pers.km, vehicle.km and ton.km(flux)

Pers/veh in PC serv: 1,2 1,5 2

% flux by PC serv 0 (city/extra/LD) 10-10-5 25-20-15

Pers/veh in Bus ref +20% +20%/2030

% flux by Bike 4-1-0 10-6-0 15-7-0

% flux by Bus 6 10 15

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ADEME 2030-2050 calculations (GHG/MJ)Emissions de GES en MTCO2 et facteur de réduction (réf 1990)

0,0

0,5

1,0

1,5

2,0

2,5

3,0

3,5

4,0

4,5

2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2045 2050 2055

71,217,7

32,1

40,6

21,9

10,1

14,511

3,5

121

72

29

Voyageurs

VUL

March

0,00

5,00

10,00

15,00

20,00

25,00

30,00

35,00

40,00

45,00

2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2045 2050 2055

Voyageurs

VUL

March

38,5 1

24,5 2

12

5

CONSOMMATIONS

ENERGETIQUES en MTEP

(liquide/gaz et électricité)

Liquide/Gaz

Liquide/Gaz

Liquide/Gaz

Electricité

Electricité

Electricité

GHG emission (MTCO2) and reduction factor

ENERGY in MTEP

• « standard » Progress

• Electric, plug-in : first for PC serv

• 2030 mix fleet : 100 gCO2/km

25 millions PC : 5% EV, 9% plug-in

• 2050 mix fleet : 56 gCO2/km

16 millions PC : 28% EV, 38% plug-in

Biofuel potential :

• 5 MTEP biogas

• 3 MTEP liquid (2G)

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Vincent Besson : Change ahead will be as violent as the transition from horse to the automobile »

Michel Serres : Digital evolution, 3rd of our species after writing and printing

Stéphane Vial : « After the wood , wind, water, coal and steel , and thermal and electrical machines , digital is the new matrix ».

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• The digital becomes the dominant technique. New Industrial

empires are built around

• The mutation of the object in the service is a chance

• A new ecosystem is created , users are at the center , the

data is the fuel ( renewable)

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58 MOOC Challenges et enjeux de la mobilité 2.0

• Startup definition : “temporary organization designed to

search for a repeatable and scalable business model.”

Innovation(s)

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+

Network Tool for simplification

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par @15marches, Stéphane Schultz

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PLATFORM

North America Europe Africa & Latin America

Asia

Source: P. Evans, CGE; CB Insights, Capital IQ, CrunchBase, 2015

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BLOCKCHAINED TRAVEL ?FULLY PEER 2 PEER

P2P PLATFORMS

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« Company Value in Digital economy : its capacity tocapture positive externality created by the users »

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UBER Partnerships

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Open Source

Autopilot

High number

applications

High Volume

Of data

More applications

Car, truck, mini-bus

More users, more

Contributors

More data to design Autopilot

Higher volume

Of Autopilot

Lower price

Of Autopilot

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« Data is the new oil » : user irruption,knowledge access (but who will have the data ?)

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How are we moving ? v1.0 (publ.)

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How are we moving ? v2.0 (private)

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Application

Digital routes …

« Bikability »

How are we moving ? v2.0 (publ/private)

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=Lot 2

Lot 3

Lot 4

How are we moving ? v2.0 (publ/private)

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… by co-conception and

experimentation

Behavior CHANGE

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TO Start, 3 wrong ideas…

• IF we provide clear demonstration, people change

• WRONG ! WE ARE NOT RATIONAL ! Even with benefits, people don’t change for clear reasons

• Emotional, Cultural, Social parametersare involved in our decision process.

We Are Rational

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• People are always afraid to do new things, they like repetition …

• WRONG ! Fear to change doesn’t exist. They are difference of culture, of understanding between people whodesign the solution and those who use them.

• We change every day during our life.

WE don’tlike

change

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• We need constraint and obligation to change

• WRONG ! If we put constraint and obligation, then we developresistance and by pass.

• A volontary basis change isimportant to keep it during time.

Onlyconstraint

isefficient

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People need to build its ownway to change taking intoaccount its day to day life

We need to participate in the

process of conception in orderto provide its own

rationality

People need

to be volontar

in this

process

… In SUMMARY:

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Deep Day to Day Analysis of the Activity

• By description of the activity WE take a distance

• We can SHARE this experience with our PEER

• WE AGREE on a COMMON TARGET

TARGET CO-BUILDING

• We IDENTIFY changement possibilities

• We DESIGN one solution

• We AGREE to test it in certain conditions

EXPERIMENTATION

• WE TEST as soon as possible in real life

• WE SHARE Feed back, LEARN and IMPROVE

• WE CREATE experience and learning curves

HOW to DO this ?

Décembre 2014

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3 barriers for Integra° & Simplifica°

More info, clic here

Identify & SynchroniseMain competences

Industry

BehaviorSkillacceptability

City

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Example Ha:Mo by Toyota

VIDEOHA:Mo

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Integration & Simplification – DOUBLE Benefit !

More info, clic here

Service Mobility brings :•Non-owned car•With New specifications•Used by citizens but not owned•Shared & operated•Using other energy•And much more efficient

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It’s a system of computer working as a

network (on wheels)

V7.0 can activate Autopilot

You see a car ?

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IT’s a system of module in a vacuum tube

created by a network of decentralised

startups

You see a new « train »

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The major innovation will be

not to own a car..

Smartphone,

= new key

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Driverless Cities

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101

Innovations are changing…

Uber, Waze, Blablacar, Drivy… and next ?New mobility behaviour at large scale

Massives solutions Techno & Socio

Identify, support and accelerate 1er sector for GHG, pollution, congestion

FabMob version proto

FABRIQUE DES MOBILITES A NEW WAY TO SUPPORT INNOVATION

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BRINGING RESOURCES TO ENTREPRENEURS

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103

Les Partners bring resources to projects

think tank

écoles

pôles

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Linving labs for testing(Infrastructures, vehicles, data, community, …)

Expertises, Mentors Test bench, Calculation tools, Fablabs

Learning capacity

And Commons

TO BRING RESOURCES AND ACCELERATIONS TO PROJECTS

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105

ILS ACCÈDENT :- RESSOURCES- COMMUNS- ACCOMPAGNEMENT

IMPROVE THE

COMMONS

5 PUIS 10 À 100 PAR AN

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Sans Android (et Linux, et iOS,...), votre mobile ne serait pas ce qu’il est

1

0

6

juin 2017

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Disposer de briques pour construire ce que l’on veut

1

0

7

juin 2017

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1

0

8

juin 2017

Les pouvoirs des communs

?

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La Fabrique, une machine à créer des communs

1

0

9

juin 2017

Une communauté (2 à 20) a besoin d’une ressource

Est-elle existante et ouverte ? Indexation et documentation

http://communs.lafabrique…

Est-elle existante et fermée ? Accompagner l’ouverture

Open Challenge

Aider à la création Mutualisation,

Co-financement, Choix de la licence

Appel à commun

OUI

OUI

NON

NON NON

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Venez à votre énergie, on s’occupe du reste / wiki.lafabriquedesmobilites.fr

Vous avez une idée, une communauté / déposer votre projet

Pas de communauté / rejoignez les communautés existantes

De la volonté / rejoignez les projets de communs en cours

25

1

1

0

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Les CommunsInnover par des plateformes ouvertes

http://communs.lafabriquedesmobilites.fr

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Research actions for Mobility 2.0

• Multi-field : socio to techno, ITS to logistic …

• Users science : how generate confidance ? How to integrate new user behavior ?

• Understanding & Optimisation of complex system,

• New method to understand new demand, to design solutions with users and providers,

• Tool for capitalisation in order to « industrialise » methodology (not the solutions)

• Living labs, requested to test, design, validate

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• Transition from Vehicle-object to Service is a chance for industry, citizen and environment,

• New Value Chains, new actor,

• Who will be multimodal mobility operator?

• New ecosystem, user will be center

• Data is the heart : to share

• New culture to develop : education, learning in projects

REMEMBER