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Urban Air Mobility
Urban mobility is a sector that touches on many things - automotive, micromobility, so much more. On Episode 15, sponsored by EIT Urban Mobility, we wanted to touch on a part of Urban mobility that's making some serious waves (or wind?) in the mobility industry - urban air mobility (UAM). Our host Brittany Atkins dove deep with expert guests Alexander Ahrens and Kshitija Desai on the topic - examining the current landscape of UAM, the start-up/consumer perspectives of the UAM development, and where the industry is headed. We also discussed what companies are doing to support the UAM space, like EIT Urban Mobility's special interest group on Urban Air Mobility. A lot of exciting news and hopes for the future were discussed, so settle in and get cozy and enjoy the episode.
This podcast is powered by Y-Mobility, a boutique tech consultancy aiming to help support the mobility industry in its transition to a software-defined architecture.