11 logo by https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Quincylvania We have come up an important step for our work. Whatever we do for better mobility, it should be measured against a set of values that guides us on what we…
4D models for communicating and simulating urban planning 4Dialog, part of the SFFM program, provides students and premium members training in using 4D models to visualize future mobility systems for urban planning. Contact us for…
Participate and develop a great tool for anyone who wants to plan for a future mobility system. Features: Two parts of the development are based on SUMO By DLR – Link …and Podaris by Podaris…
The Solar skyway project is a long-term, international research initiative to design, develop and eventually implement solar powered automated rapid transit elevated network systems adaptable to different environments. By far the longest-running student program in Solar Skyways…
The main work PCC does is between our conferences. We engage in a series of projects under the SFFM program – Students for Future Mobility, some initiated by students by themselves or “Challenges” from the PCC leaders and members.
The current paradigm of mass mobility presents significant challenges. Incremental technological improvements notwithstanding, existing transportation solutions place considerable strain on both human populations and environmental resources. There is currently no road-based individual or shared mobility system that completely avoids congestion or eliminates complexities in urban planning.
The Podcar City initiative is founded on a straightforward premise: evaluating whether we can achieve more effective solutions using current technologies. By reimagining mass mobility from the ground up, the project seeks to develop systems that are inclusive, accessible, safe, efficient, comfortable, and scalable.
Podcar City facilitates the exchange of ideas and research through endeavors such as SFFM, as well as seminars and conferences covering topics including urban planning, vehicle design, safety considerations, and resource management. Participation is open to all, regardless of background or level of involvement—whether individuals wish to actively contribute, observe, disseminate findings, provide financial support, or offer specialized expertise. All contributions are assessed for their potential impact and suitability for intellectual property protection.
We do this for the future generations as it is the young who own the future.