With over 130 new employees, Germany's future cluster MCube is in the Munich Urban Colab, started the next project phase on 09.04.2025 - and at full speed. Project Management Jülich was also represented: Dr. Florian Welter addressed a few words of welcome to the MCube consortium.
The day was characterized by intensive impulses, creative exchange and a lot of team spirit. The agenda provided space for looking back and looking ahead, in-depth discussions and joint thinking about the future:
🟧 Block 1 - Kick-off & Welcome
🟨 Block 2 - Exchange & visions
🟩 Block 3 - Cooperation & outlook
What does MCube do?
As Germany's future cluster for mobility, we take responsibility and deliver solutions in Munich:
MCube brings together partners from science, business, the public sector and civil society - a collaboration that makes real change possible:
From pilot projects to scalable impact
After a successful first phase - with projects such as the MCube Wiesn Shuttle, MCube aqt for the transformation of existing neighborhoods or the world's first Full cost calculator for urban mobility planning (MCube SASIM) - is now entering the next round.
In phase 2, we are working with over 80 partners and nine new projects for even more impact. This involves, among other things:
The future of mobility does not begin tomorrow. It starts now - in Munich. With courage, ideas and cooperation. Be part of it and help shape it!
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