Zsuzsanna guides us through the technological goals that have been met in the past period, in developing and installing innovative sensors (soon to be self-reliant on energy as well) able to capture anonymized mobility data and turn it to valuable information by exploiting camera images and Wi-Fi signals of passing smart devices. In her words, this is a unique achievement, telling of the scalability and transferability potential of the project in other European cities.
In this journal, we also find out how SASMoB will relate, work with, contribute and gain from parallel activities in the field of urban sustainable mobility, mostly though the project’s connection with other EU funded projects.
Finally, Zsuzsanna looks into the challenges faced by SASMoB – both the anticipated ones, but most importantly those that that could not have been predicted. It is worth to find out how a city copes with losing implementing partners but still delivering according to its objectives and plans! Enjoy the reading!