The Future of Mobility on Display at Vernissage

Earlier this year, Cloudberry, together with the City of Stockholm, had the opportunity to present the jointly developed, Vinnova-funded project PACES at an inspiring vernissage in Gothenburg. Organised by Vinnova at Universeum, the event brought together hundreds of visitors of all ages to explore sustainable solutions for the future of mobility and food systems.

With two different future prototypes, PACES aims to challenge established norms in mobility and urban planning. Our AI-driven digital prototype visualises future city development, allowing users to experiment with scenarios in different city zones. The physical prototype – the card game “PACES”, offers a fun and interactive way to engage people in discussions about urban development. The game encourages creative problem-solving and disrupts established patterns of thought through constantly changing rules, reflecting the dynamic nature of real-world planning processes.

“A fantastic conclusion to an incredibly exciting project! Working with PACES has been very rewarding, giving us new methods and insights along the way. Showcasing the work in the form of two prototypes sparked even more ideas about how we can use data to rethink our cities,”
says Annika Bergendahl, Traffic Office, City of Stockholm.

The Gothenburg vernissage was part of a larger series of events showcasing 28 Future Projects funded by Vinnova, all aimed at addressing shared societal challenges through dialogue, co-creation, and public engagement.