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The International Institute of Sustainable Transportation (INIST) presents this superb animation of Uppsala's Solar Skyways design by Nerds 'n Squares. Copyright 2012, INIST.

In 2015 INIST, Encitra, and San José State Departments of Urban and Regional Planning and Mechanical Engineering collaborated to develop a "4-dimensional" (3D+time) conceptual model of an ATN-enhanced Urban Village. This video shows scenes of the ATN (podcar) system combined with interviews of ME Professor Burford Furman and Planner David McCormic.

This video features a design based on the Beamways Podcar System, by students of Linköping University in Sweden

In 2015 INIST collaborated with Encitra, the City of San José Department of Transportation and the Department of Urban and Regional Planning at San José State University to create a conceptual model of an ATN-enhanced urban village in the Almaden-Oakridge area of south San José

Part 1 How San Jose State can become carbon free with solar energy

Part 2 How San Jose State can become carbon free

Part 3 How San Jose State will become carbon-free

The Futran system is the first of a new generation of automated vehicles that will be used to transform the way people and goods are moved around. In this video, the test Nutran, the moving unity, runs around the test track with a load of more than 3 tons.

Spartan Superway is a vision to empower sustainable mobility for the near future. It is a collaborative project between the Davidson College of Engineering at San José State University and the RODZ+ Innovation Consultancy. The project is sponsored by Mineta Transportation Institute.

Even though big cities have rideshare programs, buses, and trains, we all know it can still be hard to get to your destination. Enter the Superway from the engineer students at San Jose University! Daily Planet airs weeknights at 7E/4P only on Discovery Canada! https://www.discovery.ca/Shows/Daily-Planet

A team of researchers at San Jose State University has come up with a high-tech solar powered tram system that could solve traffic congestion. Len Ramirez gives us an inside look at the Spartan Superway.

Welcome to the Evolution Show! I wish all you lovely people out there Happy Holidays and yes a Merry Christmas! My treat for you over the Holidays is this special edition episode on the Evolution Show with a super inspiring guest I consider it a great privilege to call my friend, Ron Swenson! Ron is what I call "the solar dude” as a true pioneer in solar tech from Silicon Valley in California going back all the way to the 1980s, as an inventor in energy tech and the Guiness record holder ”for the largest kite ever used to pull a vehicle of any kind” as well as the founder and leader behind a number of sustainable transport solutions including a solar race car and electric mass transit solutions with Podcars! But perhaps most of all, Ron Swenson is a very warm hearted man with a brilliant mind that without hesitation shares his time, vast experience and MANY ideas to help new generations of engineers and future entrepreneurs to innovate and find hopeful solutions for the future! I truly enjoyed having Ron on the Evolution Show and learn something new every time we speak and hope you do as well! I hope you like the episode! Feel free to share what you think in the comments below and if you want to support the Evolution Show, give it a thumbs and consider subscribing! Stay ahead of the curve and stay electric! Cheers, Johan Links: More about Ron Swenson: http://swenson.com/ron/resume.htm Spartan Superway at San José State University: https://www.spartansuperway.net/ More about Ron Swenson´s Kite and Guiness World Record: https://slideplayer.com/slide/13248216/ Podcar City Conference, Ron co-founded: www.podcarcity.org Previous episode with inventor and writer Douglas Malewicki: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJr88ZhAn24&t Einride´s self driving heavy electric truck without a cabin: www.einride.tech Team behind Evolution Show: Producer and host: Johan Landgren Studio technician: Gustav Andersson Studio technician: Hannes Anagrius Music for animation: Alexander Sparf - roding.bandcamp.com