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At inBlenda, we are at the forefront of transport planning and mobility engineering, revolutionizing how cities and businesses operate through progressive technology and far-sighted strategies. Our broad range of services augments efficiency and growth, impacting local communities and organizations globally.
Our journey began with a vision to transform how Cities and Businesses operate, and we’ve been delivering on that promise ever since. Today, we proudly represent excellence in the transportation industry, delivering bespoke solutions that address each client’s unique needs.
From public institutions to mobility operators, freight and logistics businesses, start-ups, and similar entities, our services encompass Engineering Consulting, Digital Product Development, and European Fundraising & Project Management.
At inBlenda, we thrive on pushing the boundaries of what’s achievable, continually setting new standards of excellence in our field. Join us on this transformative journey, where innovation knows no bounds and together, we redefine possibilities.
Our working method follows a three-stage process: Needs Assessment and Research, Collaborative Ideation, and Data-Driven Analysis. First, we thoroughly assess client needs and conduct in-depth research to uncover key challenges and opportunities. Next, we foster open innovation through collaborative brainstorming among our experts. Finally, we apply data-driven analysis, leveraging our custom tools to create modern, sustainable mobility solutions that align with our mission to enhance cities and enterprises for a greener, more sustainable future.
We foster a culture of open innovation, engaging all stakeholders to collectively brainstorm and generate creative ideas. Collaboration fuels the development of innovative solutions, promoting sustainable mobility.
We initiate by comprehensively evaluating client requirements and conducting extensive research to gain insights into specific challenges and opportunities, forming the foundation for tailored mobility solutions.
Our approach involves leveraging data for comprehensive evaluation, optimization, and strategic decision-making. Through data-driven analysis, we ensure that our mobility solutions are efficient, effective, and aligned with our mission.
inBlenda excels in transforming urban and business landscapes with a spectrum of services.
We stand at the forefront of urban and business transformation services, delivering a wide array of comprehensive solutions. Our service portfolio is meticulously organized into three pivotal domains, allowing us to provide innovative and tailored solutions to meet the evolving needs of our clients.
We provide innovative prototyping, data dashboards, custom web tools, and data-driven decision support systems for smart mobility solutions. We specialize in crafting innovative prototypes, intuitive data dashboards, bespoke web tools, and robust data-driven decision support systems.
Our consulting services focus on designing multimodal mobility strategies and improving sustainable freight transport and logistics. We optimize smart mobility solutions, evaluate the impact of connected and automated mobility, conduct crowd analysis for transport hubs and events, and provide real-world solutions to address the complexities of modern transportation systems.
We provide extensive support in securing R&D funding and forming project consortia. Our expertise includes proposal writing, coordination, and efficient project management. We drive sustainable transformations through these efforts. Our commitment to sustainable transformations extends beyond securing funds.
EU’s Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) C-ROADS Italy 2 project seeks to investigate, create, implement, and evaluate Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS services, both "Day 1" and "Day 1.5") in actual urban traffic environments across three major Italian cities.
EU’s Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) C-ROADS Italy 2 project seeks to investigate, create, implement, and evaluate Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems
European Union’s Interreg Europe PriMaaS project - Prioritizing low carbon mobility services for improving accessibility of citizens - aspires to facilitate the holistic integration of conventional
European Union’s Interreg Europe Embracer project - Interconnecting mobility across European cities and suburbs - involves seven European regions working together to improve transportation by combining public transit with informal options
European Union’s Interreg Europe SPOTLOG project - Green and socially responsible city logistics innovations - focuses on creating eco-friendly logistics systems for delivering goods in urban areas.
A sustainable multimodal mobility strategy for a novel market town situated between Brighton and Crawley in the UK.
Analysis of pedestrian flow at 8 East London railway stations, and the reconfiguration of vertical and horizontal circulation elements, including gate line arrays, staircases, and lifts at each station.
An elaborate study facilitated through a specialized smartphone cycling app, was carried out in a significant Italian city to engage end-users in shaping vital active travel services and infrastructure.
An engineering consulting service can be found to provide the review of design, feasibility analysis, estimation of cost, project management, and advice on regulation. The consultants also manage the grand systems, such as roads, drainage, and transit corridors, to put policy into constructable plans and technical specifications for the contractors and stakeholders involved with the infrastructure consulting and engineering.
A mobility planner examines the transport trends and develops lanes of transit, bike roads, and walking infrastructure to design sustainable urban mobility. They integrate information, policy objectives, and stakeholder knowledge to curtail car addiction, enhance access, and promote safe and low-carbon transportation to all city residents.
Yes. An engineer can be a consultant, e.g., a sustainability consultant, with the use of technical knowledge to guide design, regulation, and regulation that is environmentally sound. They cover engineering, finance, and policy to offer effective and climate-informed projects to the public and private sector clients.
There are scope, deliverables, timeline, and budget to define first. Find consultants who have the appropriate experience- e.g., project delivery, transport, or fundraising strategy. Check the reference and proposals, and compare the approach and cost. A clear contract with milestones, reporting expectations, and payment conditions keeps the engagement in check.
Data, modelling, and stakeholder consultation are some of the data sets used by a professional mobility consultant to identify bottlenecks and model scenarios. Their proposed solutions of digital signaling, smart mobility solutions, real-time information, or demand-responsive services render the system more reliable, safe, and sustainable, and reduce the costs and emissions.
Mobility engineering services include traffic modeling, signal optimization, curb designs, pavement designs, and ITS planning. In the case of large or complicated works, you use infrastructure engineering consultants who handle multidisciplinary design, adherence to standards, and contractor-ready designs of deployable transport or urban infrastructure.
Smart mobility and smart mobility solutions implement data, sensors, and digital control to reduce congestion and emissions and enhance trip reliability. The advantages include better transit service timeliness, traffic flow, reduced road freight, and evidence-based priority in order to allow cities to invest in high-impact and low-cost solutions.
Sustainable mobility solutions (enhanced public transit, cycle infrastructure, and electric fleets) lower emissions and increase access. Working with a sustainability consultant assists in coordinating projects that meet climate targets, securing funding for the projects, and developing equitable systems that encourage sustainable urban mobility, realizing long-term social and economic impacts.