Updates

YES!Delft Accelerator Program

We are thrilled to announce that Coding the Curbs has been selected to be a part of the YES!Delft accelerator program, a renowned startup accelerator that helps innovative tech startups to further develop and grow their businesses. 🚀

Green oasis at the Smart Zone

Basil, parsley, chives and more.. 🌱🌿 To celebrate the ending of a successful pilot the Smart Zone has been transformed into a green oasis. With "pluktuin" people are invited to pick fresh herbs, enjoy music and each other's company on a Friday afternoon.

World's first Smart Zone

Tuesday the 7th of May marked the first day of the first Smart Zone in the world! 🌍 Together with Gemeente Utrecht and our CTC team we worked hard on realizing this important step towards freeing the city.

The two things people ask

Basically, there are always 2 things on people's minds when talking about Smart Zones: 1) what happens when somebody is too late or too early? 2) what if somebody is misusing the zone?

CTC at Intertraffic 2022

Coding the Curbs will be present at the Intertraffic 2022, the largest mobility innovation event in the world.

Finalist Mobility Lab Award

Hoppaaa! Coding the Curbs is one of the finalists of the Mobility Lab award! 🎉

Demonstration in Amersfoort

We envision a city that is smart and adaptive, so that the available space can be used flexibly. An accessible, liveable and sustainable city that continuously adapts to the changing use of space.

Event: Smart Thursday

Free the city! We believe that smart and adaptive spaces contribute to the ambitions of cities: to be accessible, sustainable and liveable for everyone.

An opportunity scan in Utrecht

The strategy Smart Mobility of the City of Utrecht focuses on the city of the future. An attractive, accessible city, in which the mobility system is efficient and sustainable, in line with the ambition of "Healthy Urban Living for Everyone".

The city of Amersfoort

In the municipality of Amersfoort we started as a partner in the "City of the future" project. The aim of the project is to see the area development of the Wagenwerkplaats as a "Living Lab" for a new urban vision in the field of logistics.

Opportunity scan of Rotterdam

The Rotterdam of the future is compact, healthy and inclusive. In the city, facilities are within walking and cycling distance, there is plenty of space, nature and activity. The future city is accessible, liveable and sustainable. But this attractive image entails an extensive task, in which the demand for mobility, both for people and goods, will be very dominant.

Who owns the air?

At the beginning of 2020, a question was raised at The Future Mobility Network: who is actually in charge of allowing digital functions in the city? We were very surprised when we saw that shared mobility providers did not have systems available in the most vulnerable places in the city where people could hardly have access to mobility. In addition, there was a lot of rubbish on the pavements, which caused our self-driving robots to get confused all the time.