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Stories about the new urban reality

A collective discussion platform where a new vision of urban design, citizen-centric initiatives and technology stand as the lever which can move the world towards a better future.

Electrifying India’s Highways: Infrastructure Requirements for E-Truck Charging
Electrifying India’s Highways: Infrastructure Requirements for E-Truck Charging

How AI-powered LiDAR technology is rapidly gaining momentum, playing a transformative role in enhancing life within smart cities PlayIcon
How AI-powered LiDAR technology is rapidly gaining momentum, playing a transformative role in enhancing life within smart cities
LiDAR, which stands for Light Detection and Ranging or Laser Imaging Detection and Ranging, is a remote sensing technology that measures distances by emitting laser pulses and calculating the time it takes for them to reflect off a surface and return to the sensor. Compared to other measurement systems, LiDAR technology excels at generating highly precise three-dimensional maps, making it invaluable for urban planning.
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The Return of Trams? Why Cities Are Reinvesting in Rail Mobility PlayIcon
The Return of Trams? Why Cities Are Reinvesting in Rail Mobility
They were the great revolution in urban transportation at the turn of the last century. Trams had arrived in cities, which embraced them as a fundamental part of the path toward modernity. They enabled people to travel more efficiently at a time when cities were expanding, and newly developed neighborhoods were becoming increasingly distant from downtown areas. They did so in a simple and accessible way, becoming a cornerstone of emerging public transportation policies. However, the second half of the twentieth century largely marked the decline of the streetcar. Today, in the twenty first century, it is experiencing a revival as cities search for more sustainable transportation solutions.
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Tomorrow.Mobility World Congress is co-organized by

Fira de Barcelona

Fira de Barcelona is one of the leading European trade fair institutions and the Spanish market leader, particularly in trade and industrial shows. It has a portfolio of over 80 shows of different frequencies with 30,000 exhibitors, both direct and represented, and receives two million visitors from over 200 countries. The institution has some 400,000 square meters of exhibition floor space, one of the largest in Europe, spread over two venues: Montjuïc and Gran Via. Fira de Barcelona has established itself as a global event organizer with international positioning, twinned with the unmatchable Barcelona brand, a city with over a century of tradition in the organization of big events.

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Fira de Barcelona
Fira de Barcelona
 
EIT Urban Mobility
EIT Urban Mobility