• I will create a functional Urban Micro-Mobility Hub in Bristol City Centre that can also integrate with existing micro-mobility services and city infrastructure.

• The focus is on designing and implementing hubs equipped with solar-powered charging stations. Or, solutions that push for the adoption of micro-mobility.

• The technology can also be retrofitted and installed to attach to urban furniture such as poles, bollards, and bike racks as well as in parking spaces.

• In return, promoting eco-friendly transportation options should reduce traffic congestion and improve air quality.

• The design should be compact to reduce material use.

• The design should withstand all weather conditions and general wear and tear.

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What I've done well that interests you

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Which aspects I can further develop (& how)

If you have personal experience relating to any of these concepts.

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The blinker kit allows cyclers to add a blinker system to their vehicles allowing for an added element of safety hence increasing the rates of adoption. Especially at night, cyclers can be hard to see.

Private vehicles allow passengers to store and transport personal belongings. Cyclers today use backpacks. This design proposes a flat-pack and an on-the-go solution.

Existing solutions such as phone holders for bikes are saturated in the market. This highlights a gap where cyclers could benefit from a navigation and speedometer device. The built-in system can allows cyclers to take calls, follow directions, review journey details and health achievements in one screen. A crash-detection system can also be integrated.