Open Mobility Foundation

This year, collaboration took center stage, guiding us toward a shared vision for smarter cities and more equitable public spaces. Here’s a look back at what we achieved and a preview of what’s to come. The post OMF 2024 Recap: Reflecting on Progress and Collaboration first appeared on Open Mobility Foundation.

Together, we explored how data and collaboration can drive better outcomes for cities and their residents. Here are the top takeaways from this year’s event The post 5 Key Takeaways from the 2024 OMF Summit first appeared on Open Mobility Foundation.

Discover the role of the Open Mobility Foundation (OMF) and MDS in advancing urban air mobility. Learn how cities are planning for a new era of transportation. The post How Cities are Thinking About Air Mobility, Data & Digital Infrastructure first appeared on Open Mobility Foundation.

Whether you’re new or an expert in the field, there’s a way for you to join the conversation and make an impact. This is your guide to getting involved. The post How to Get Involved in the Open Mobility Foundation first appeared on Open Mobility Foundation.

Help shape the Curb Data Specification (CDS) by weighing in on issues like computer vision data, curb zone naming, and more. Join the discussion on GitHub now. The post Help Shape the Future of Curb Management: Contribute to CDS first appeared on Open Mobility Foundation.

The Open Mobility Foundation (OMF) is excited to announce individual membership for consultants, inviting experts in transportation and tech to help co-create digital tools that manage public space for the public good. Learn how this new chapter ... [More] fosters collaboration across sectors to shape the future of urban mobility. The post OMF Expands Membership to Individual Consultants: Join Us in Shaping the Future of Urban Mobility first appeared on Open Mobility Foundation. [Less]

Boston's SMART project seeks to create a citywide, public-facing map and database of real-time curb regulations. The post SMART Curb Collaborative City Showcase: Boston first appeared on Open Mobility Foundation.

The City of Buffalo’s SMART grant project will collect data on the utilization of the curb as well as all curbside assets in three target areas of the City.  The post SMART Curb Collaborative City Showcase: Buffalo first appeared on Open Mobility Foundation.

Philadelphia's SMART grant project will establish a digital twin of the right-of-way, and use this dataset to provide curb users with real-time data. The post SMART Curb Collaborative City Showcase: Philadelphia first appeared on Open Mobility Foundation.

Miami Dade County's project will establish managed curbside "hubs" to improve safety and efficiency for all delivery vehicles, while also gathering data to inform future interventions. The post SMART Curb Collaborative Showcase: Miami-Dade County first appeared on Open Mobility Foundation.