
MicroLab is an interdisciplinary lab that focuses on research on micromobility.
Here you will find our assets.
Riding simulator for micromobility vehicles
Vehicle agnostic
Fully preserving the balancing task
Enabled by motion analysis
Based on Unreal Engine 5
Remote communication
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In-door riding test-track with motion analysis
20 x 8 m tracked with motion analysis
Integrated eye tracking
Large enough for maneuvering micromobility vehicles
VR ready
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Rapid prototyping workshop
Micromobility vehicle installations
Electronics
3D printing
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Instrumented micromobility vehicles
Vehicles

Bicycles and e-bicycles
E-scooters
Segways
Monowheels
Hoverboard
E-skateboard
E-skates
Sensors
IMUs
GPS
Cameras
LiDAR
Eye Tracking
Controls units
Arduino
Raspberry PI
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Micromobility database
Name | Type | Size | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
MicroSAFETY | Naturalistic data from 360 camera and telemetry across EU | 4 Tbytes / 15 days | |
MinTOX/MicroTOX | MA + IMU + Glances + Quest + Blood | ||
E-model | Motion analysis + simulator data, 12 subjects, 4 tasks, 3 speeds | ||
BikeSAFER/e-BikeSAFER | |||
SHAPE-IT | |||
HiDrive | |||
MicroVision |
Analysis tools and models
Name | Desciption | Availability |
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SAFER100 car | ||
MicroVision |
Teaching
TRA405 Micromobility for a sustainable future
Lectures on safety, efficiency, and acceptability
Lectures on micromobility standards/regulations, ICT, and vehicle dynamics
Visits to industry and authorities: Ericsson Garage, Göteborg Stad
Micromobility activities: ABS test-ride, e-scootering
Project work: Development and demo of ICT-based prototypes for micromobility
Micromobility test-ride and demo
Task: Ranking safety and comfort for different micromobility vehicles on mobile app
Protocol: Mounting/dismounting, braking, steering, maneuvering at different speeds and on different surfaces
Discussion: perception of safety, maneuverability, and comfort across micromobility vehicles
Networks
Contact
- Full Professor, Vehicle Safety, Mechanical Engineering
