Technology

Tired of switching apps to plan a trip? Whim lets you book all your journeys with bus, tram, taxi, car and bike in one application. Subscription options range from pay as you go to €500 per month for unlimited access to all urban transport services.

With electric vehicles slowly becoming mainstream, not everyone will be able to afford or even be interested in owning one. Los Angeles-based startup Canoo steps into this gap by offering a monthly subscription-based electric car.

Mobility as a Service (MaaS) is the future, but not so long ago you had to use a different app for each mode of transportation. Startups Jelbi and Hely help you plan, pay, or book a variety of shared mobility services — bikes, cars, public transport — in just one app.

Uber’s ride-sharing platform is expanding. Having car, bike and scooter sharing options, the mobility service now wants to expand to the sky.

In Manhattan’s East Village the world’s first blockchain-based crowdfunded condominium has been established.

Designer Yves Béhar is collaborating with ICON and New Story to build an entire 3D printed community of houses for low-income and rural workers in an undisclosed city in Latin America.

Wing, Alphabet’s commercial drone delivery company, promises to deliver various goods to suburban neighborhoods across the United States, Australia and Finland in just 10 minutes.

The future of space is in hybrid space that can change function based on time and demand. Co-working platform AndCo reflects this idea, offering restaurants and cafés to turn their empty tables into workspaces during the day.

With Recharge, you can book a short stay in a hotel or a private home. By the minute.