Table 3 Smart and Accessible Mobility in Cities
By 2040, almost 65% of the world's population are expected to be living in cities, while there are still urban problems that need to be fixed, especially in the mobility and accessibility issues.
In recent years, smart cities have become the acclaimed advanced solution to issues and challenges in urban development. One of the dimensions of a smart city is smart mobility, which the mobility dimension itself is inseparable from the development of urban environments. There are existing issues related to mobility that exist in almost every city in the world, related to urban transportation and mobility modes. At this table, we are going to discuss how to improve peoples’ way of life and everyday mobilizing habits in a city while contributing to the other smart cities dimensions.
Message from Table Chief:
Hi! I’m Aliya. Thank you so much that you’ve decided to join my table. I’m here to spread the message and awareness that we have to design a city for humans and ease the access and mobility for every society group, and I hope you have the same passion too! I am thrilled to be a part of ISC and I cannot wait for you to join us aboard at ISC and at my table. It is exciting to welcome everyone who is interested in my table because we will have a great time working to be the changemaker while having fun!
About table chief
Name : Amyra Aliya Kamila
Nationality : Indonesia
University : University of Indonesia