Student Innovative Mobility Challenge - SIM-Challenge 2024

SIM-C (Student Innovative Mobility Challenge) je inicijativa NAAEV-a (Nacionalna Asocijacija za Autonomna i Električna Vozila / EIT Urban Mobility - Regional Innovative Scheme Serbia) u podršci studentima vrhunskih akademskih škola u Srbiji u njihovom razmišljanju o inovativnim rešenjima za odgovornu i održivu mobilnost sutrašnjice. Izazov odgovara, između ostalog, na klimatske probleme i unapređenje kvaliteta života predlažući inovativna rešenja za budućnost.

Svesni smo da su promene stalne i da će nove ideje biti izazovne, a možda i ismejane na početku. Važno je da studenti imaju jaku volju i odlučnost da uspeju.

Jedan od najvećih izazova sa kojima se danas suočavamo je da budemo inovativni i originalni u svetu gde skoro sve već postoji. Uglavnom se radi o ponovnom pronalaženju i poboljšanju postojeće teorije i tehnologije.

“The scientific man does not aim for an immediate result. He does not expect his advanced ideas to be easily picked up. His work is like that of the planter—for the future. His duty is to lay the groundwork for those who are to come and to show the way. He lives, works and hopes” (Nikola Tesla)

Računamo na vas da učestvujete u ovom izazovu i tako budete deo današnjih graditelja bolje budućnosti.

Ključni datumi poziva i prijava

• Otvaranje poziva: 17. Maj 2024
• Rok za prijavu: 20. Septembar 2024
• Rezultati: 7. Oktobar 2024
• Prezentacija: 17. Oktobar 2024 (drugog dana NAAEV E-Mobility Forum-a)

Link za prijavu se nalazi ovde.

Teme

Teme kojima se treba baviti se odnose na jednu od 9 definisanih oblasti izazova: Aktivna mobilnost, Intermodalnost, Infrastruktura mobilnosti, Mobilnost za sve, Održiva gradska logistika, Stvaranje javnog prostora, Buduća mobilnost, Mobilnost i energija, Smanjenje zagađenja.

• Active Mobility: This would include a modal shift from private motorised vehicles to active mobility showing a decrease in noise and air pollution and increasing healthy living.
• Intermodality: This area aims to drive better use of existing mobility services and facilitate the integration of new solutions, business models and mobility modes. This includes increasing interconnectivity and accessibility of, and between, mobility modes and networked hubs.
• Mobility infrastructure: This area aims to promote innovation and improvement in mobility infrastructure and the built environment. This covers architecture and urban planning, community co-design, and use of innovative materials.
• Mobility for all: This area aims to improve physical and geographic accessibility for target groups and vulnerable travelers. The universal service obligations of public transport should be reflected in the design, testing and adoption of new mobility solutions, services and products.
• Sustainable city logistics: This area aims to improve urban services, goods delivery and waste management operations through logistics, future vehicle design, behavioural and technological innovations.
• Creating public realm: This area will improve the design, use and management of public spaces, and reduction of space allocated to vehicles. Curbside design with variable and modular use will be considered as well permanent takeback of public space.
• Future mobility: This area promotes digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, 5G, sensors and smart infrastructure. These technologies enable the mobility innovation, such as Mobility as a Service (MaaS), Collaborative – Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS), Connected Autonomous Vehicles (CAV) and Internet of Things (IOT), to improve mobility operations and safety.
• Mobility and energy: This area supports the replacement of Internal Combustion Engines (ICE) with cleaner fuel-propulsion solutions requiring new vehicle technologies, retro-fitting, charging/refuelling, and balancing supply/ demand balance.
• Pollution reduction: This area aims to lower levels of mobility-related air and noise pollution, provide mitigation actions, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase urban life quality of life. This also includes reductions in particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10), volatile organic compounds (VOC), nitrogen oxides, sulphur dioxide, carbon monoxide, and black carbon.

NAAEV SIM-C “Student Innovative Mobility Challenge” podržavaju Fakulteti Univerziteta u Beogradu, Nišu, Novom Sadu i Kragujevcu.

NAAEV SIM-C ima za cilj da razvije ideje/rešenja koja se odnose na jednu od 9 oblasti izazova:

Aktivna mobilnost / Buduća mobilnost / Infrastruktura mobilnosti / Mobilnost za sve / Održiva gradska logistika / Stvaranje javnog prostora / Intermodalnost / Mobilnost i energija / Smanjenje zagađenja.

Ko se može prijaviti?

SIM-C se fokusira ka projektima/idejema studentskih timova koji donose inovativna rešenja. Opšta svrha ovog poziva je da pruži inicijalnu finansijsku podršku studentskim timovima koji imaju nameru da krenu preduzetničkim putem.

Nagrade ovog poziva podležu sledećim uslovima:

• Tim mora da ima najmanje 2 člana
• Tim može da ima najviše 4 člana
• Članovi tima mogu biti bilo koje nacionalnosti
• Članovi tima mogu biti redovni studenti (ili/i nedavno diplomirani do godinu dana) fakulteta u Srbiji
• Svaki tim ima mogućnost da prijavi maksimalno dva predloga
• Registrovani startap-ovi ne ispunjavaju uslove ovog poziva.

Pet (5) najboljih predloga biće nagrađeno na 2-om danu NAAEV VI. E-Mobility Forum-a koji će se održati 17-og Oktobra 2024.

NAAEV će pored utvrđene finansijske nagrade pobednički tim podržati u procesu mentorstva, kreiranja startap-a i učešća u pozivima EIT Urban Mobility / CCAM / 2ZERO.

Dobitnik prve nagrade imaće priliku da se pridruži NAAEV timu na “Tomorrow Mobility World Congress 2024” koji se održava u Barseloni od 5. do 7. novembra 2024. godine.

Dodatne informacije

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