Mobility is about moving people more places, more sustainably, enjoyably, economically, accessibly and equitably. RWI enables "in silico" trials through our Synthetic Modelling Platform to calculate all of the impacts informing and accelerating novel, de-risked, effective innovation adoption, policy and investments.
RWI brings people to mobility design, including their lives and livelihoods, activities, choices, access barriers, economics, and resilience through the creation of a hyper-localized synthetic population that reacts and responds to new mobility innovations modelled in each city.
The future is novel and we need new toolsets to explore this reality and data-supported decisions. Our models create the missing data for advancing decision support without surveillance or costly and time-consuming pilot programs.
Mobility is a complex system of systems that involves the intersections of people, infrastructure and future plans of cities. A mobility choice that may seem simple has both known and unknown impacts and ripple effects on sustainability and GHG emissions. As we move towards sustainable, net-zero mobility, questions arise as to what will not only make mobility more sustainable but also more effective, enjoyable, inclusive and accessible for all.
RWI models all aspects of mobility’s infrastructure, technology and policy shifts that would make mobility and electrification more sustainable. We have modelled new concepts that go beyond grid management and that address resilience and sustainability goals.
Model implementations and scenarios include, but are not limited to:
Click below to see our Synthetic Mobility Environment come to life. We created this environment as Finalists for the City Architecture of Tomorrow Challenge (CATCH) by the Toyota Mobility Foundation and hosted in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
RWI Synthetics has been invited to Munich from Sept. 7-12th, 2021 for the IAA Mobility Show! RWI is bringing people to the future of mobility sustainability, economics and equity with our hyper-localized living lab for designing and calculating impact.
RWI Synthetics Presented at the Munich AIRBUS and WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM Net-Zero Mobility Challenge. RWI’s submission was part of an unprecedented group of net-zero mobility technologies under consideration.
