For millions of people, transport disruption is experienced as a delayed bus or train. People don't see behind the scenes in the control room, where operators juggle fragmented data, making high-stakes decisions with no clear picture of what happens next.
VC-backed Moonbility is building disruption intelligence software for transport control rooms. Its platform uses digital twin technology to simulate transport networks, making cities and transport systems smarter and more human-friendly. It feeds its systems real-time data to simulate, analyse, and improve how everything flows, so that transport planners can better predict the impact of disruptions and make more confident decisions. It's also behind "WheelsOnboard", a tool that shows live wheelchair bay availability on buses, so it really is making public transport accessible for everyone.
With the introduction of autonomous vehicles into live networks, transport system management will only become more complex. Companies already working with Moonbility include big names like Network Rail, National Express, London North Eastern Railway (LNER), Deutsche Bahn and Transport for Greater Manchester, all of which recognise the long-term benefits of Moonbility's technology. With a growing portfolio of real-world trials and a truly meaningful mission, Mobility is setting a new standard for what smart cities should look like.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
