PROGRAMME

 

12.30 Arrival & Networking

13.00 Welcome

Steen Christiansen, Mayor, Albertslund Municipality

 

Christina Melvang, CEO, WE BUILD DENMARK

 

Teddy Sibbern Axelsen, Head of DOLL Living Lab

 

 

BLOCK 1: THE FUTURE OF MOBILTY; INVOLVING AN ECOSYSTM OF PARTNERS
How can we support the future of mobility? What are the needs of tomorrow and how can a living lab help address some of these needs and the challenges that lies ahead, both for cities, suppliers and advisors? Should cities, suppliers and advisors rethink how we address mobility today and if so, can DOLL Living Lab be a place where we activate this ecosystem to support e.g. systems thinking, coordination across road authorities? These are some of the questions that this section will explore. We will involve key actors from the mobility ecosystem, addressing their perspectives, needs, challenges and opportunities for the future of mobility.

 

13.15 Mobility Design & Hype Wars

Jens Martin Skibsted, Global Partner, VP Foresight & Mobility at Manyone

 

Mobility design is in a transition phase. The preconditions for effective Urban Mobility have fundamentally changed. Urban planning, infrastructure seem to be the du jour answer, but traditional design is a big part of the answer. New transitional transportation typologies for cities are on the rise. However, new typologies seem to be guided more by hype than real needs and desirable lifestyles.

 

13.30 Introducing Design Thinking into Future Mobility Planning

Robert Martin, Architect & PhD in future urban mobility, Head of Mobility, JAJA Architects

 

Discussions surrounding the future of mobility allow society to pose new questions as to how we should use our urban streets. Should streets merely be storage areas for privately owned cars? Or do advancements in active, micro, shared, and collective mobility technologies allow society to reclaim streets as new spaces for social and economic opportunities? And what new infrastructures and partnerships are required to support these new mobility systems? This presentation will provide an overview of JAJA Architects’ work with the future of mobility, showcasing our designerly approach to projects that range from future visions of cities to pilot projects that tests these ideas at the human scale.

 

13.45 Panel Debate: How Can The Ecosystem of Partners Utilize a Testing and Experimentation Facility as DOLL Living Lab to Advance the Future of Traffic and Mobility?
How can a Living Lab be used as an instrument to support development, innovation and collaboration for the ecosystem’s partners? What are the expectations to utilizing a Living Lab facility? How do we ensure that a Living Lab are a relevant innovation platform? What areas of ITS is particularly relevant for the future of ITS and mobility? What key challenges and opportunities is to be foreseen? This panel debate will highlight how to best utilize a Living Lab facility by and for the ITS partner ecosystem. 

Moderator: David Guldager

Panelists

Jens Martin Skibsted Global Partner, VP Foresight & Mobility, Manyone	Jonas Hammershøj Olesen Digital Planning & Mobility Director, COWI
Lene Krull Traffic Management, The Danish Road Directorate	Søren Kolding Managing Director, Swarco Denmark
Teddy Sibbern Axelsen Head of DOLL Living Lab

 

Break
Networking, drinks & snacks

 

BLOCK 2: THE MOBILITY TRANSITION; ADDRESSING THE NEEDS OF TOMORROW THROUGH REAL LIFE EXAMPLES

14.30 Breakout sessions

• Sustainable Mobilities in Livable and Intelligent Cities
• Tech & AI: How to Work with the Next Level of Flexibility in ITS
• Green mode: Creating Value from Mobility as a Service

Read more about the different sessions here

 

Break
Networking, drinks & snacks

 

BLOCK 3 – CITY GOVERNANCE AND FLEXIBLE MOBILITY MANAGEMENT

When governing smart sustainable cities, intelligent and flexible mobility management is argued to be a key instrument. With the help from city representatives and other experts we discuss main barriers and opportunities to for utilizing data-based and demand-driven instruments.

16.30 Connected Urban Development 2022; a Rotterdam Perspective

Bas Boorsma, CDO to the City of Rotterdam

 

 

16.45 Panel Debate: Demand-driven Approaches for Cites of Tomorrow; Opportunities and Barriers
How we can create a more demand-driven infrastructure based on different data sources from our city environment such as public transport, shared mobility services, micro-mobility and bicycles? Demand-driven infrastructure that are customized to the needs of the city and its citizens is possible to a much higher degree than what is seen today. Together with key industry actors we will during this panel debate explore the different possibilities of using mobility, transport and infrastructure data as input and knowledge in intelligent traffic systems and smart infrastructure. What are the needs from ITS suppliers, mobility operators and road authorities? How can we support the needs and solve challenges from the city’s perspective? What points of awareness should cities have when creating tenders for their infrastructure? Join us when we explore some of these questions during the panel debate.

David Guldager, Moderator

Panelists

Peter Andreas Rosbak, Head of Development, Movia	Jos van Vlerken, City of Copenhagen
Steffen Frølund, Chief Marketing Officer, GreenMobility	Bas Boorsma, Chief Digital Officer, City of Rotterdam
Gustav Friis, Project Manager, City of Aarhus	Jonas Hammershøj Olesen, Digital Planning & Mobility Director, COWI
Thomas Jansson, Director of Data and Analytics, Connected Cars

 

OFFICIAL LAUNCH & DOLL BY NIGHT

To proper celebrate the official launch of this big milestone, we have made sure that the evening will be packed with exciting demonstrations, good food, music and networking. You will get the Living Lab experience, where partners in the lab are ready to demonstrate their innovative real-life cases. Together we provide a unique evening that explore your senses – touch, feel and see some of the leading Smart City solutions in real life.

During the evening you will hop on Smart City live demonstration tour, where bike taxies, driverless shuttles and micro mobility solutions will guide you around the lab.

17.30 Networking & food

18.30 Official Opening

19.00 Tour in the DOLL Living Lab

21.00 Evening ends