Innovations in Shared Mobility—Review of Scientific Works

IF 7 Q1 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC
K. Turoń, J. Tóth
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Shared mobility is developing at a very fast pace around the world, becoming an alternative to classic forms of travel and, according to the public, providing innovative services. In recent years, these innovative services have also gained wide interest among scientists from a multicriteria point of view. However, among the topics and reviews in the literature, no review paper considering shared mobility in terms of innovation was identified. This article’s research objective was to indicate the perception of innovation in shared mobility in scientific works. The results indicate that innovations in shared mobility are a niche topic considered in few scientific works. What is more, in most cases, shared mobility services are perceived as innovative in themselves without detailed service analysis. Moreover, the issues of open innovation, which are closely related to the concept of accessible Mobility as a Service system and smart cities, are often overlooked. In addition, there was no work identified that fully referred to all areas of innovative service. The article supports researchers in the determination of further research directions in the field of shared mobility and fills the research gap in the field of knowledge about open innovation, especially in the context of the development of shared mobility services in smart cities.
共享流动中的创新——科学著作综述
共享出行在世界各地以非常快的速度发展,成为传统出行方式的替代品,并根据公众的说法,提供创新服务。近年来,从多标准的角度来看,这些创新服务也引起了科学家的广泛兴趣。然而,在文献中的主题和综述中,没有发现从创新角度考虑共享流动的综述论文。本文的研究目的是表明科学工作中对共享流动的创新感知。研究结果表明,共享流动的创新是少数科学著作中考虑的一个小众话题。更重要的是,在大多数情况下,共享移动服务本身被认为是创新的,而没有详细的服务分析。此外,与无障碍移动即服务系统和智能城市的概念密切相关的开放创新问题经常被忽视。此外,还没有发现任何工作完全涉及创新服务的所有领域。本文支持研究人员确定共享出行领域的进一步研究方向,填补了开放创新知识领域的研究空白,特别是在智能城市共享出行服务发展的背景下。
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Smart Cities
Smart Cities Multiple-
CiteScore
11.20
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11 weeks
期刊介绍: Smart Cities (ISSN 2624-6511) provides an advanced forum for the dissemination of information on the science and technology of smart cities, publishing reviews, regular research papers (articles) and communications in all areas of research concerning smart cities. Our aim is to encourage scientists to publish their experimental and theoretical results in as much detail as possible, with no restriction on the maximum length of the papers published so that all experimental results can be reproduced.
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