Ride AI by Micromobility Industries

Micromobility Industries first defined and now curates the future of urban transport that comes from small electric vehicles. Ride AI is now the focusing force of our industry as we explore how artificial intelligence will change the way we move. Ride AI is hosted by Ed Niedermeyer an American author and analyst who focuses on the automotive industry and mobility innovation. Co-Hosts of the show include Horace Dediu, Oliver Bruce and James Gross.

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Eine durchschnittliche Folge dieses Podcasts dauert 48m. Bisher sind 248 Folge(n) erschienen. Dies ist ein wöchentlich erscheinender Podcast.

Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 8 days 9 hours 51 minutes

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144: Azeem Azhar and Horace Dediu on Future of Cities


This podcast was first published on our sister podcast, Infinite Block This week we're releasing a talk from our recent Micromobility Europe Conference, with Horace interviewing Azeem Azhar. Azeem is one of the great thinkers in the space of smart cities, the importance of exponential technologies like Micromobility and how they relate to governance and the social contract. You may recall that we interviewed him earlier this year...


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 August 11, 2022  34m
 
 

episode 143: 143: The incredible economics of Last Mile Micromobility Delivery with Adam Barmby, founder of EAV


This week Oliver interviews Adam Barmby from EAV, the electric cargo bike manufacturer based in the UK. When Amazon launched their 'micromobility hub' in the UK recently, an EAV bike was the pictured bike used in promotional material for the announcement...


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 August 5, 2022  42m
 
 

142: Lawrence Leuschner - The Tale of TIER


This week is the release one of the episodes from recorded at the recent Micromobility Europe conference in Amsterdam in early June. This episode is the story of TIER with Lawrence Leucshner, and interviewed by Julia Thayne DeMordaunt from The Rocky Mountain Institute. TIER is now the worlds largest micromobility operator. Lawrence was a guest on the podcast very early on, back in episode 37, in August 2019...


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 July 28, 2022  26m
 
 

141: How tilting unlocks micromobility for the mainstream - the story of Nimbus with CEO Lihang Nong


This week Oliver is excited to share an interview with Lihang Nong, CEO and founder of Nimbus. Nimbus recently went public with their vehicle, the Nimbus One, in a Techcrunch article. Oliver has been talking to Lihang for years and was excited to be able to interview him and bring a bit more of the story for you...


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 July 14, 2022  40m
 
 

141. How tilting unlocks micromobility for the mainstream - The story of Nimbus with CEO Lihang Nong


This week we share an interview with Lihang Nong, CEO and founder of Nimbus. Nimbus recently went public with their vehicle, the Nimbus One, in a Techcrunch article. Oliver has been talking to Lihang for years and was excited to be able to interview him and bring a bit more of the story for you.


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 July 13, 2022  40m
 
 

140: What is Micromobility and why does it matter? (2022 edition) with Horace Dediu


This week Horace and Oliver were together in person for the first time in nearly two and a half years as they got ready for the Micromobility Europe conference. One of the things that they love to do every so often is to revisit the Micromobilty thesis. They want this to be the episode you share with everyone who is perhaps interested in what all the fuss is about...


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 June 29, 2022  1h23m
 
 

139: Designing iconic ebikes - Job Stehmann, Chief Product Officer at Vanmoof


This week Oliver speaks with Job Stehmann from Vanmoof. Job is the chief of product design and technology at Vanmoof and responsible for bringing you the beautiful bikes that they produce. Specifically they tackle: - Vanmoof’s new bikes, the A5 and the S5 and the innovations that they have on them. - The wider context of Micromobility and design, and what works...


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 June 7, 2022  35m
 
 

138: RAMPing heavy micromobility with Mark Frohnmayer of Arcimoto


This week Oliver interviews Mark Frohnmayer, CEO of Arcimoto. Mark has been on the podcast before on episodes 111 and 46, and this time they discuss the latest progress with the vehicles they’re building, like the FUV and where they’ve got to with future vehicles like the Mean Lean Machine. They get into the revisions to the platform they’ve made for manufacturing with one of Oliver’s industry favourites, Sandy Munro, as well as the various variants that they’ve developing...


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 May 29, 2022  36m
 
 

137: The interplay between technology, politics and the social contract with Laura Fox, GM of Citi Bike


This week Oliver interviews Laura Fox, General Manager of the Citi Bike bike sharing service in New York, and Senior Director of Lyft Bikes. This podcast was also released on our sister podcast project, Infinite Block...


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 May 18, 2022  49m
 
 

136: Building Cities for people, not cars - the story of Culdesac with founder Ryan Johnson


This week Oliver interviews with Ryan Johnson, CEO and founder of Culdesac. This was first released over on the Infinite Block, our sister podcast looking at the intersection of urbanism, technology and the social contract (more on that below). Ryan is building the first Micromobility-focused real estate development in the US, with the goal of eventually building the US’s first car free city.  The majority of people want to live in walkable/bikeable neighborhoods, yet only 8% do...


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 May 9, 2022  35m