TIER Mobility

Dott is a micromobility company based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, that provides shared electric scooters and e-bikes for short-distance travel. Founded in 2018, Dott aims to offer safe, convenient, and sustainable transportation alternatives to urban commuters. The company focuses on reliability and safety in its design, featuring bikes with wide decks for optimized stability, double brake systems, and enhanced charging autonomy. This design philosophy ensures that users have access to dependable and affordable electric scooters and bikes, promoting eco-friendly travel in urban environments.

Fantasmo.io, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Venice, California, develops decentralized and open-source software solutions for creating 3D maps and camera-based positioning systems suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments. The company's primary offering, the Camera Positioning Standard, operates without the need for traditional infrastructure such as satellites, beacons, or radios, making it particularly versatile for various applications. Fantasmo's technology is utilized across multiple sectors, including micro mobility, robotics, mobile devices, and automotive industries, enabling advancements in augmented reality and the integration of physical and digital spaces.

Spin is a shared electric scooter company that provides dockless mobility systems in cities and campuses.

SWING is a micro-mobility service provider.

Vento Mobility focuses on the development of rental of other means of land transport.

nextbike GmbH is a leading provider of bike rental services, operating in over 200 cities worldwide, including major urban areas such as Berlin, Warsaw, and Glasgow. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Leipzig, Germany, the company has developed a sustainable bike-sharing system that integrates with public transport, making cycling a natural part of urban mobility. Users can rent bikes through various platforms, including the nextbike website, mobile app, terminals, and hotlines. The company's business model relies on partnerships with cities, public transport providers, universities, and consumer brands, promoting eco-friendly travel and zero emissions. nextbike offers a range of tariffs tailored to different user needs, ensuring affordable and sustainable transportation options for casual riders, frequent users, and cycling enthusiasts.

Makery is a company that do end-to-end, from vision to execution. It helps in sharing and exchanging talent, knowledge and skill.

Pushme Inc. is a manufacturer of swappable batteries specifically designed for bicycles, aiming to enhance urban mobility. Founded in 2016 and based in Bath, United Kingdom, the company operates as a subsidiary of Tier Mobility GmbH. Pushme focuses on addressing the challenges of energy distribution for small electric vehicles by establishing a network of battery swap stations. These stations allow local merchants to sell energy, providing convenient and instant recharging solutions across cities. The innovative approach not only supports the adoption of electric bicycles but also empowers individuals with access to electricity to contribute to sustainable transport. The team at Pushme comprises engineers, designers, and operations experts dedicated to developing efficient hardware solutions that improve cycling experiences and facilitate energy management.