Control and design of spatial mobility interfaces

Author:

Bruck Emilia M.,Scheuvens Rudolf,Berger Martin

Abstract

AbstractThis chapter deals with the changes in public space that accompany digital networking and automation in the mobility sector. The focus here is specifically on spatial mobility interfaces. This refers to locations characterized by interaction, by the interplay of different transport modes and by transitions in public space.

Publisher

Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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