The fifth edition of Mobility Lab has been successfully concluded. From no fewer than 65 applications at home and abroad, 25 startups were selected for the prime mobility startup program. After speed dates with more than 100 potential launching customers, 12 startups assured themselves of a collaboration with a first client. 4 pilots are taking place in the south of the Netherlands. So far, more than 34 million euros in funding has been raised by the 75 participants from all five editions.
Startup Coding the curbs will test the booking of parking and loading and unloading places at two locations in the center of Schiedam.
Members of Foundation Elderly Welfare Spijkenisse tested the first prototype. Based on their feedback, a few have been performed and now Scoozy is ready to hit the road.
In the Babberspolder district in Vlaardingen, a trial was started in September with free home collection of books, (small) electrical appliances, toys and textiles.
