Over 70 people attended Innovation Birmingham’s Transport Innovation Challenges Workshop event, which marked the start of activity prior to the opening of the Intelligent Mobility incubator in March.
The new initiative – a partnership between Centro and the Transport Systems Catapult – will be part of the Serendip incubator, which will occupy the first floor of Innovation Birmingham’s iCentrum building.
The speakers included Amy Wyron – partnerships girector at Moovit, Chris Thompson – founder of EnableiD, Andrew Radford from Birmingham City Council, Andy Pascoe – business development director at the Transport Systems Catapult, Geoff Inskip – CEO of Centro, and Dr David Hardman – CEO of Innovation Birmingham.
Pictures by Dale Martin
