Fun in individual mobility is often associated with power and speed. But more and more people live in dense urban environments where mobility is often more of a hassle than fun, and compromises rule over individual mobility more than the benefits. Furthermore, in the future when we have autonomous vehicles on the road and we are able to enjoy being a passenger, we will have a chance to have an active and enjoyable relationship with the vehicle. We now have the chance to examine these two issues and apply enjoyment and games to them to possibly improve mobility.
Dominik is a Doctoral researcher in the GEElab at RMIT University. Dominik has a degree in architecture at the University of Stuttgart, a professional background of 7+ years in the mobility industry and is interested in enjoyment in mobility. Dominik works with fellow Doctoral researcher Christopher Berry.
