A robot delivering your pizza? A new reality of post-pandemic urban mobility

In the past 12 months, our everyday lives have been significantly changed. We avoid personal interaction and now rely on deliveries of pretty much everything, including our food, our groceries, clothes, gifts, etc. At the same time, people tend to avoid ride-hailing services and more and more revert back to e-scooters, e-bikes, mopeds and carshare.
How do our cities respond to these changes? By introducing new forms of connected mobility and delivery offerings to their residents (such as drones and autonomous delivery robots), creating zero and ultra-low emission zones, redesigning the curb, optimizing freight and establishing mobility and delivery hubs. And the latest data-driven technology empowers cities to accomplish these tasks effectively and efficiently.