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Multimodality in Mobile Applications and Services
2007This article introduces and discusses the problems and future scenarios and prospects of multimodality and mobile communication, analyzing the multimodal dialogue systems.
Caschera Maria Chiara +2 more
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Conceptualising Mobility as a Service
2016 Eleventh International Conference on Ecological Vehicles and Renewable Energies (EVER), 2016We agree with the common perception that Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has strong potential to address the growing mobility needs of the world's population in a sustainable way. However there is a significant lack of understanding of what MaaS actually is on conceptual level.
Raphael Giesecke +2 more
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Mobile virtual reality services
Bell Labs Technical Journal, 2002This paper addresses the capability needed in a telecommunication system to support mobile access to real-time sights and sounds of a complex environment defined as a virtual reality service (VRS) episode. The constant growth in data transmission rates and the innovative advances in the development of terminal and networking equipment are paving the ...
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Mobility as a Service—Stakeholders’ Challenges and Potential Implications
2018The transport sector is going through major changes. Global challenges and megatrends such as climate change, urbanization, safety and security concerns, and servitization are driving transport system developments towards sustainability and user-centricity.Over the past few years, Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has become a common term for the idea of ...
Tuominen Anu, Kostiainen Juho
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Implementing Mobility as a Service
Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2015This paper presents insights from a six-month field operational test (FOT) in Gothenburg, Sweden, during which 195 participants tested the UbiGo mobility service for everyday travel. The service integrated both public and private solutions into a new type of collective transport and thereby contributed to Swedish societal goals of a reduction of ...
Jana Sochor +2 more
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Toward Seamless Mobility-as-a-Service.
Bus. Inf. Syst. Eng.With growing awareness of sustainability and convenience expectations, customers are increasingly demanding integrated and seamless mobility in the form of mobility-as-a-service (MaaS). However, as centralized MaaS platforms have thus far failed to integrate a critical share of mobility service providers (MSPs), travelers lack opportunities to ...
Alexandra Hoess +5 more
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2021
Chapter 2 explores the social and economic developments that lead to the emergence of mobility-as-a-service. This chapter focuses on the outcomes and implications of the digital transformation, particularly how software has become the main source of value creation and competitive advantage in the automotive industry.
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Chapter 2 explores the social and economic developments that lead to the emergence of mobility-as-a-service. This chapter focuses on the outcomes and implications of the digital transformation, particularly how software has become the main source of value creation and competitive advantage in the automotive industry.
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2010
E-maintenance and the use of mobile devices offer the flexibility to initiate maintenance - related applications at flexible locations while networked in unstructured environments. They are becoming a key enabling factor in achieving ubiquitous data and services availability, by retrieving information from heterogeneous data sources.
Giordamlis, Christos +4 more
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E-maintenance and the use of mobile devices offer the flexibility to initiate maintenance - related applications at flexible locations while networked in unstructured environments. They are becoming a key enabling factor in achieving ubiquitous data and services availability, by retrieving information from heterogeneous data sources.
Giordamlis, Christos +4 more
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Geography of Mobility as a Service
2022Popularised in Finland (Heikkilä, 2014), Mobility as a Service or MaaS is defined by UITP as an instrument which allows "the integration of, and access to, different transport services [...] in one single digital mobility offer, with active mobility and an efficient public transport system as its basis".
Horth, Pierre-Andre +2 more
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