Podcasts about la comotion

Episode 4 is a special collaboration with the @comotion podcast from LA Comotion. In this episode, Scott Smith talks with Comotion host, futurist and urbanist Greg Lindsay about smart cities, technology, mobility and energy transition, live from Masdar City in the UAE. Liner notes: https://medium.com/@changeist/underfutures-episode-4-ghost-smart-cities-4ceee43829b4

In this episode, Horace and Oliver discuss the new Micromobility book that is up on Kickstarter. This is the first book from Horace in the space, and outlines why and how micromobility will take over the world. Get your copy here - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2092675260/micromobility-the-first-year?ref=27ap2v. Next up, Oliver and Michal discuss the latest news including the first Bird Platform launch globally in New Zealand, Voi's recent raise and Jump's latest data from Sacramento. Finally, we release the Venture Capital panel from the recent Micromobility Summit in California. We have Greg Lindsay, Director of Strategy, LA CoMotion moderate a panel with Julie Lien (Founding Partner, Urban Innovation Fund), Reilly Brennan (Founding Partner, Trucks.vc) and Damir Becirovic (Principal, Index Ventures).

On our recent trip to LA for LA CoMotion, we had the chance to sit down with Lan Shi of Y-City, a Shanghai-based company focused on the emerging infrastructure surrounding mobility and AI as it moves into the mainstream. We talked trends in China, the role of AI in the new economy, and what the Chinese can bring to the American mobility conversation.

Recently John Gauntt was in LA for LA CoMotion, one of the premier mobility conferences on the west coast. He caught up with Grayson Brulte of Brulte & Co, who are leading the way on autonomous mobility policy & practice as the space evolves.

While in LA for LA CoMotion 2018, we caught up with Matt Petersen CEO of Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator, whose campus played host to the event. We sat down to talk to Matt about the future of cleantech, the partnerships between public and private entities that make LACI viable, and a lot more.

John Gauntt recently spent five days in LA at LA CoMotion attending symposiums and workshops, listening to speakers, interviewing tech and mobility leaders and entrepreneurs, and just taking in some of the really intriguing ideas that are developing around the future of mobility.

Episode 16. Stephen Baker and RJ Scaringe, CEO of Rivian, an electric car startup, sat down at LA CoMotion to discuss how the consumption model for cars will evolve over the next decades. RJ calls Rivian the “Patagonia” of electric cars - a comfortable vehicle encouraging customers to go out and explore the world. The car’s smart battery can learn from its user and adjust to his preferred charging mode in real-time. RJ Scaringe believes that as we move away from an exclusive consumption ownership model for cars, we will adopt more use-case specific modes of consumption.

Episode 16. Stephen Baker and RJ Scaringe, CEO of Rivian, an electric car startup, sat down at LA CoMotion to discuss how the consumption model for cars will evolve over the next decades. RJ calls Rivian the “Patagonia” of electric cars - a comfortable vehicle encouraging customers to go out and explore the world. The car’s smart battery can learn from its user and adjust to his preferred charging mode in real-time. RJ Scaringe believes that as we move away from an exclusive consumption ownership model for cars, we will adopt more use-case specific modes of consumption.

This week on the Tech Cat Show we chat with John du Pre Gauntt, an expert on artificial intelligence and urban life. John will share with us insights from his popular multimedia show, The Augmented City. We'll discuss autonomous vehicles,businesses being impacted by AI. and The Future of the City. He'll also share with us his thoughts on collaborating with LA CoMotion, a yearly event dedicated to new policy and innovation mandates for a more connected, innovative and sustainable urban future. We will also discuss the 'passenger economy', what happens when drivers become passengers and passengers become audiences. Lots to talk about and dive into on the future of mobility with John du Pre Gauntt on the Tech Cat Show.

Welcome the third installment of the Augmented City's Mobility Guide, a five-part series of deep dives into the new mobility ecosystem. In Part 3 looking at the interplay between mobility and real estate, how they influence each other, how they change in relation to each other, and the ideas that will shape their evolution. Created in collaboration with the producers and speakers of LA C0Motion 2017, the Mobility Guide will be releasing one episode a week in the lead up to LA CoMotion 2018!

Welcome to Part 2 of the Augmented City's Mobility Guide, a five-part series of deep dives into some of the most important topics in the mobility ecosystem. In Part 2 we're analyzing the sharing economy, particularly how it's being creatively integrated and adopted through both private, public, and hybrid programs. Created in collaboration with the producers and speakers of LA C0Motion 2017, the Mobility Guide will be releasing one episode a week in the lead up to LA CoMotion 2018!

Episode 10. LA CoMotion’s Director of Strategy Greg Lindsay and Yann Leriche, CEO of Transdev North America, chat about how shared autonomous transportation will transform cities. Transdev has a hands-on, experimental approach to inventing the future of mobility. Yann Leriche explains the need to work with cities and develop shared solutions in order to balance out the appeal for autonomous vehicles and the increase in traffic and congestion. Yann and Greg discuss the difference between Europe and the United States in public transit ridership. Transdev is sharing data with transit agencies and developing a global set of alternatives to the private car thanks to Mobility as a Service products.

Episode 10. LA CoMotion’s Director of Strategy Greg Lindsay and Yann Leriche, CEO of Transdev North America, chat about how shared autonomous transportation will transform cities. Transdev has a hands-on, experimental approach to inventing the future of mobility. Yann Leriche explains the need to work with cities and develop shared solutions in order to balance out the appeal for autonomous vehicles and the increase in traffic and congestion. Yann and Greg discuss the difference between Europe and the United States in public transit ridership. Transdev is sharing data with transit agencies and developing a global set of alternatives to the private car thanks to Mobility as a Service products.

Welcome to Part 1 of the Augmented City's Mobility Guide, a five-part series of deep dives into some of the most important topics in the mobility ecosystem. In Part 1 we're examining the death and rebirth of the automobile, from gas guzzling machine to electric and autonomous, from an ownership stake, to a subscribers stake. Created in collaboration with the producers and speakers of LA C0Motion 2017, the Mobility Guide will be releasing one episode a week in the lead up to LA CoMotion 2018!

Welcome to the fifth episode of Raising Your Antenna, your source for in-depth insight from leaders in emerging technology. We are excited to have John Rossant, Founder of LA CoMotion and Founder and Chairman of the New Cities Foundation. John Rossant personally leads the LA CoMotion team. He is the Founder and Chairman of the New CIties Foundation, a major global non-profit institution dedicated to improving the quality of life and works in cities. He previously led the team producing the famous World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland every January and has been the producer of major World Economic Forum conferences in China, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa. Tune in as we talk about... -John's personal background -How he transitioned from press media to marketing -How LAComotion and New Cities Foundation came about -Future of automation, mobility and transportation space -Autonomous vehicles -Electric cars and electric car chargers Learn more about John Rossant at LAComotion https://www.lacomotion.com/archives/speakers/john-rossant

Episode 8. John Rossant, LA CoMotion’s Founder and Chief Curator, and Michael Dunne, CEO of ZoZo Go (A Dunne Automotive Company), discuss the industries of ride hailing, electric and autonomous vehicles in China, and how those will play out on a global scale. The Chinese Government has set high ambitions to become leaders in future mobility technologies. John Rossant and Michael Dunne explore political trade tensions between China and the US in the mobility revolution market.

Episode 8. John Rossant, LA CoMotion’s Founder and Chief Curator, and Michael Dunne, CEO of ZoZo Go (A Dunne Automotive Company), discuss the industries of ride hailing, electric and autonomous vehicles in China, and how those will play out on a global scale. The Chinese Government has set high ambitions to become leaders in future mobility technologies. John Rossant and Michael Dunne explore political trade tensions between China and the US in the mobility revolution market.

Episode 5. Seleta Reynolds, General Manager of the Los Angeles Department of Transportation, and Greg Lindsay, LA CoMotion's Director of Strategy, chat about what the latest comprehensive regulation of dockless vehicles means for the city of Los Angeles. This new policy encourages companies to innovate, as long as they are willing to comply with LADOT’s mobility data specifications and that they express the city’s core values through their technology. It also lays the groundwork for how the city will manage what’s coming next. Seleta Reynolds is a strong advocate for public/private cooperation, and believes the city should start acting and thinking more like product companies, and vice versa. She discusses the need to raise the political will to build the right infrastructure in order to create complete streets that benefit everyone, no matter how they travel. LA CoMotion is a great place for companies and messengers to work together on solving real problems though the improvement of public transit.

Episode 5. Seleta Reynolds, General Manager of the Los Angeles Department of Transportation, and Greg Lindsay, LA CoMotion's Director of Strategy, chat about what the latest comprehensive regulation of dockless vehicles means for the city of Los Angeles. This new policy encourages companies to innovate, as long as they are willing to comply with LADOT’s mobility data specifications and that they express the city’s core values through their technology. It also lays the groundwork for how the city will manage what’s coming next. Seleta Reynolds is a strong advocate for public/private cooperation, and believes the city should start acting and thinking more like product companies, and vice versa. She discusses the need to raise the political will to build the right infrastructure in order to create complete streets that benefit everyone, no matter how they travel. LA CoMotion is a great place for companies and messengers to work together on solving real problems though the improvement of public transit.

Courtney welcomes to the podcast Greg Lindsay, who visited Chicago in March for the 2018 National Shared Mobility Summit, and the two grapple with how developments in technology are radically changing cities and affecting the work planners do across the country. As a journalist, urbanist, futurist, and speaker, Greg thinks constantly about cities, and he argues that we've chosen to make living in the dense urban core a luxury good. Greg is also a senior fellow at NewCities and the director of strategy of its offshoot LA CoMotion — an annual urban mobility festival in the Arts District of Los Angeles — as well as the coauthor of the book Aerotropolis: The Way We'll Live Next, which Courtney and Greg discuss. The phenomenon of co-working and co-living spaces, tactical urbanism, and the equity implications of certain technologies also make their way into this dynamic conversation.

BYD aka Build Your Dreams is a Chinese company looking not just to participate in the future of mobility, BYD wants to provide the platform on which the future of mobility is built.

Some companies look at the individual pieces, some companies look at the whole ecosystem. TransDev's Yann Leriche talks how they're approaching the future of mobility, with an eye on managing the whole system, top to bottom.

Andrew Liu of Arrivo talks their platform, their goals and the tech behind a company that is tackling the future head on.

Mobility isn't just about autonomous vehicles and massive policy dives, it's also about those first and last miles you make during your commute. John caught up with one of the companies trying to solve that problem with electric, highly compact scooters.

John sits down with New Cities Foundation's Greg Lindsay to recap LA CoMotion, discuss the highlights, and examine some of the key ideas that came out of the event.

John sits down with Sharon Feigon of the Shared Use Mobility Center to discuss the practical aspects of integrating public considerations and private needs when planning and executing the ongoing evolution of urban mobility.

Robert Puentes of the Eno Center for Transportation joins our ongoing conversation at LA CoMotion to discuss the public/synergy between public institutions and private companies as we move into the future of urban mobility.

One of our favorite interviews from LA CoMotion, Kevin Noertker is leading the charge on electric air transport and mobility. His company Ampaire has ambitious plans to reinvigorate regional airports and provide the perfect piece in the local air travel puzzle.

Before he left the position, Mr. Kubly was the head of Seattle's DOT. He sat down with John Gauntt to discuss the policy and practice of urban mobility and the future of transportation in cities.

John Gauntt sits down with Joshua Schank from the LA Metro's Department of Extraordinary Innovation to talk about the role of public private partnerships in the future of urban mobility.

We sit down with Sampo Heitanen to discuss MaaS' underlying premise: that transportation can be packaged as a flat-rate subscription service well enough, and conveniently enough to replace individual car ownership.

John sits down with Michelle Boehm of California's High Speed Rail Authority to discuss how one of America's foundational transportation systems is getting an update for the 21st century, and using high speed rail to make California smaller, make transit more accessible, and make the future happen now!

John is joined by Move LA's Denny Zane to talk the real world policy considerations that come with trying to manage the movement of millions of people. It's a deep dive into the problems that LA CoMotion is trying to help solve.

Toyota Mobility athlete Tatyana McFadden joins John to talk her inspiring journey from orphan to Paralympic champion and advocate for those with mobility challenges.

John sits down with mobility expert Zach Wasserman of Via.

John is joined by Monsieur Tremblay from the Jalon transportation institute to discuss the future of transportation, making it work for everyone, and what challenges the future holds.

John sits down with Louis Alban from Connecthings to talk smart cities, smart help and the future of life in the age of AI.

Jonathan Weinert from Bosch Bikes joins us to talk their new electric motor for bikes, the future of commuting and how the adoption of electric bikes is unfolding.

John speaks with Gabe Klein of CityFi on how the future of urban change management, and how we're going to adapt to a rapidly evolving digital landscape.

Desmond Wheatley explains how Envision Solar is changing the charging landscape with a combination of tiny footprints and big advertising dollars.

Our conversation with Grayson Brulte on making autonomy and AI into something comfortable and familiar to people as it becomes ubiquitous.

John Gauntt sits down with Professor Frank Chindamo of Chapman University to talk AI, humor and how to make autonomous vehicles funny.

John welcomes the COO of Piaggio Fast Forward, Sasha Hoffman to the show to talk their new personal caddy Gita, the future of transportation and the future of mobility.

Ahead of our trip to LA, we talk with LA CoMotion's John Rossant about technology mobility and the future of here-to-there.