JettSen is an open source mobile sensor system that enables citizens, urban planners, and city officials to collectively address urba…
Two Mobility Futures 0∞ is an immersive research project that explores how radically different mobility paradigms—near-zero movement a…
We're excited to share our lineup of events and activities for FAB26 next week! The MIT Media Lab is proud to participate in this global ga…
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Each year the City Science Network hosts a talks series where City Science Labs present and share their research to the Network and collabo…
Namaph, a project by City Science PhD candidate Yasushi Sakai + collaborators, received a 2022 WIRED Japan Common Ground Challenge Award
Article by cinematographer and visual artist Sean Webley
How do new mobility patterns interfere relationships?
How new mobility patterns influence what carry and possess?
How will new mobility patterns shape the built environment?
For the paper titled "JettSen: A Mobile Sensor Fusion Platform for City Knowledge Abstraction."
In January 2019, members of the City Science team traveled to Andorra to further explore Andorra’s innovation opportunity to improve urban …
Highlights from the Andorra workshop
Team members from Aalto University visited the Media Lab’s City Science group to discuss ongoing collaborations and new projects.
Rapid urbanization causes a need for new mobility modes which may not be totally dependent on cars.