INTEGRATED PHYSICAL-DIGITAL SOLUTIONS
SUSTAINABLE, READY-TO-USE INFRASTRUCTURE
MULTIMODAL, INCLUSIVE, COMMUNITY-CENTRIC
Modular Mobility Hubs for Sustainable Multimodality
A transformative network connecting transport, people and places.
O2 Move is a new paradigm for urban mobility.
O2 Move was born from the ambition to redesign mobility systems through innovation, sustainability, and digital integration.
It envisions a coordinated network of modular mobility hubs, the connective tissue that bridges public and private transport.
By enabling seamless multimodality, it promotes active, inclusive, and low-carbon travel while ensuring continuity from the first to the last mile.
Our approach is grounded in:
Sustainable architecture merging prefabrication with circular design principles.
Community engagement, through co-design and tactical urbanism.
Technological integration, with real-time coordination, accessibility tools, and smart functionalities.
Scalability and replicability, adapting hubs to diverse urban contexts.
We are not building stations.
We are building the digital layer that makes mobility ecosystems work as one.
Today’s cities face mobility challenges that require more than incremental change.
KEY ISSUES ADDRESSED
O2 Move introduces a systemic, modular, and intelligent mobility network the digital layer that connects cities, operators, and citizens into one living transport ecosystem
Today’s cities face mobility challenges that require more than incremental change.
KEY ISSUES ADDRESSED
Urban congestion
Existing infrastructures are at capacity; traffic demand is growing faster than urban road networks can adapt.
Carbon footprint
Transport accounts for around 25% of global CO₂ emissions, driving the urgency for interoperable, low-carbon systems.
Mobility inequality
Ageing populations and people with disabilities remain underserved by 2030, 1 in 4 Europeans will be over 64.
Disconnected systems
Modes and operators still operate in silos, preventing the creation of unified travel experiences and data flows.
Carbon footprint
Transport accounts for around 25% of global CO₂ emissions, driving the urgency for interoperable, low-carbon systems.
Mobility inequality
Ageing populations and people with disabilities remain underserved by 2030, 1 in 4 Europeans will be over 64.
Disconnected systems
Modes and operators still operate in silos, preventing the creation of unified travel experiences and data flows.
Inefficiency
Fragmented operations increase costs and reduce reliability, eroding user trust and accessibility.
Mobility inequality
Ageing populations and people with disabilities remain underserved by 2030, 1 in 4 Europeans will be over 64.
Disconnected systems
Modes and operators still operate in silos, preventing the creation of unified travel experiences and data flows.
Inefficiency
Fragmented operations increase costs and reduce reliability, eroding user trust and accessibility.
Urban congestion
Existing infrastructures are at capacity; traffic demand is growing faster than urban road networks can adapt.
Disconnected systems
Modes and operators still operate in silos, preventing the creation of unified travel experiences and data flows.
Inefficiency
Fragmented operations increase costs and reduce reliability, eroding user trust and accessibility.
Urban congestion
Existing infrastructures are at capacity; traffic demand is growing faster than urban road networks can adapt.
Carbon footprint
Transport accounts for around 25% of global CO₂ emissions, driving the urgency for interoperable, low-carbon systems.
Inefficiency
Fragmented operations increase costs and reduce reliability, eroding user trust and accessibility.
Urban congestion
Existing infrastructures are at capacity; traffic demand is growing faster than urban road networks can adapt.
Carbon footprint
Transport accounts for around 25% of global CO₂ emissions, driving the urgency for interoperable, low-carbon systems.
Mobility inequality
Ageing populations and people with disabilities remain underserved by 2030, 1 in 4 Europeans will be over 64.
O2 Move introduces a systemic, modular, and intelligent mobility network the digital layer that connects cities, operators, and citizens into one living transport ecosystem
O2 Move reimagines the role of urban mobility infrastructures as living systems that connect people, places, and services. By creating modular, multimodal hubs tailored to the realities of each urban and semi-urban environment, O2 Move transforms isolated assets into a distributed network. This network ensures continuity, interoperability, and inclusivity across the territory enabling seamless journeys, fostering sustainable lifestyles, and shaping cities where mobility is no longer a barrier, but a shared enabler of opportunity and well-being.
Not a station. A platform for integrated urban mobility.
VISION
With O2 Move, urban mobility infrastructures evolve into connected systems adaptive, multimodal, and built to empower people and places.
Design principles:
Modularity: Easy to install, relocate or expand
Prefabrication: Faster, greener, and cost-efficient deployment.
Multimodality: Designed to integrate public transport, on-demand services, cycling, micro-mobility and walking
Accessibility: Inclusive for older citizens and people with reduced mobility.
Community co-creation: Empowering citizens in the design and use of their public spaces.
