SuperFlexMap: The AI mapping platform built to speed up mobility tenders
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Anadue has launched an AI-powered mapping and reporting platform that combines millions of city data points to help transport authorities design tenders, operators prepare bids and planners identify where new shared mobility services are most needed.
Anadue described the platform as “a huge accelerator” for one of the slowest parts of mobility planning, helping cities craft tender requirements and enabling operators to prepare evidence-based bids using the same underlying data.
“The tool can be used by the city to shape the tender,” Mike Manchip, CEO and Founder of Anadue, told Zag Daily. “The city can find out where the transport deserts are, which communities they’re trying to serve and use that to plan what the tender looks like.
“For operators and consultants applying to those tenders, they can then use SuperFlexMap to craft their bids in line with the city’s requirements.”
The above is an excerpt taken from an interview with Athena Browning.
