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MIT CityCar. Why? Mobility on-demand and shared use are alternatives to private car ownership, and CityCar is a concept vehicle that combines the two.
MIT's electric vehicles for urban environments are showcases, including the folding CityCar and the electric bike attachment known as the GreenWheel.
22 lut 2023 · Subscribed. 30. 1.9K views 10 months ago. Researchers at MIT have constructed a mini city in which they're able to test algorithms for self-driving cars in a smaller, safer environment before...
1 cze 2007 · The City Car is a stackable electric two-passenger city vehicle. The one-way sharable user model is designed to be used in dense urban areas. Vehicle Stacks will be placed throughout the city to create an urban transportation network that takes advantage of existing infrastructure such as subway and bus lines.
The MIT CityCar is a concept car project conceived at the MIT Media Lab, for the purpose of exploring the idea of urban mobility. This intensive study on advanced human traveling has been in progress since 2003.
The CityCar electric automobile, developed and prototyped by Smart Cities, is designed to meet the demand for enclosed personal mobility – with weather protection, climate control and comfort, secure storage, and crash protection – in the cleanest and most economical way possible.
By placing stacks in urban spaces and key points of convergence, the vehicle allows the citizens of the city the flexibility to combine mass transit effectively with individualized mobility. The stack receives incoming vehicles and electrically charges them.
