Mobility Startup Ideas

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5 years ago

Wheelchair-mounted fans to cool you down while you’re sitting in a wheelchair. The startup is among the first contestants into a new category for Kickstarter called “Mobility” that the company says is meant to help bring people who wouldn’t otherwise be able to take part in crowdfunding to the platform.

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5 years ago

A personal robot designed to help people with mobility impairments, with a goal to help them live more independently and improve daily living.

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5 years ago

A VC-backed startup that’s building a car that can be driven by people with limited mobility.

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5 years ago

A startup that provides a service that helps people with disabilities, including those with mobility impairments, be more independent

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5 years ago

A Gmail-like email client for people with mobility issues and those who can’t access the web.

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5 years ago

A mobility platform that connects businesses with the right tools to make it easier for drivers to earn income by delivering packages and other items. The startup’s co-founder, Alex Boussard, says they’ve already seen interest from a number of major companies and has even managed to raise a few million dollars in funding.

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5 years ago

A product that helps cities develop better mobility plans.

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5 years ago

This app is designed for people with mobility issues to schedule and manage their indoor activities. The startup wants to bring technology to a new market of people with mobility issues.

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3 years ago

This is a website for people with mobility issues to sell their shoes and other items.

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4 years ago

This is a startup that builds a “tiny home” for people with mobility challenges.

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4 years ago

A startup that’s building a tool that helps big companies manage their global supply chains. They say they’re already working with Motorola Mobility.

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4 years ago

A company that helps all types of companies improve their mobility, building cloud-based solutions that are simple, intuitive to use, and affordable.

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4 years ago

Caspi is a company that provides a software platform for pre-paid mobility services. They’re working to make the customer experience better and to help the sharing economy model scale.

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4 years ago

A new app for Google Glass that will help people find restaurants, bars, and coffee shops that are open to people with mobility impairments.

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3 years ago

A $1,000 “social mobility investment fund” for people living in poverty in the US.

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3 years ago

An open engine to create and test mobile apps, with the goal of supporting more mobility-focused apps.

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3 years ago

A set of products for people with limited mobility, through which they can act as tour guides.

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2 years ago

An autonomous car company that’s “taking autonomous vehicles into the world of mobility”.

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5 years ago

Idea: A startup that makes software to help people with limited mobility enjoy the fantasy roleplaying game Dungeons and Dragons.

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2 years ago

A startup that’s building a magnetic-levitation train capable of speeds of 200 miles per hour. The company’s CEO says that it’s necessary to “address the mobility problems of all the world’s cities”.

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2 years ago

HubHaus is building a mobility marketplace to help businesses and individuals find a ride.

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21 hours ago

A platform that matches unused urban parking spots with electric scooters for instant micro-mobility rentals.

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5 years ago

Idea: A startup that helps people with mobility issues navigate the world. It’s a website that aggregates all the information you might need to find a public restroom or get to a destination nearby

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1 month ago

Wearable device for elderly care that uses haptic feedback and gamified prompts to encourage daily mobility without feeling like medical monitoring.

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Mobility Startup Ideas

A personal robot designed to help people with mobility impairments, with a goal to help them live more independently and improve daily living.

A VC-backed startup that’s building a car that can be driven by people with limited mobility.

A startup that provides a service that helps people with disabilities, including those with mobility impairments, be more independent

A Gmail-like email client for people with mobility issues and those who can’t access the web.

A product that helps cities develop better mobility plans.

This app is designed for people with mobility issues to schedule and manage their indoor activities. The startup wants to bring technology to a new market of people with mobility issues.

This is a website for people with mobility issues to sell their shoes and other items.

This is a startup that builds a “tiny home” for people with mobility challenges.

A startup that’s building a tool that helps big companies manage their global supply chains. They say they’re already working with Motorola Mobility.

A company that helps all types of companies improve their mobility, building cloud-based solutions that are simple, intuitive to use, and affordable.

Caspi is a company that provides a software platform for pre-paid mobility services. They’re working to make the customer experience better and to help the sharing economy model scale.

A new app for Google Glass that will help people find restaurants, bars, and coffee shops that are open to people with mobility impairments.

A $1,000 “social mobility investment fund” for people living in poverty in the US.

An open engine to create and test mobile apps, with the goal of supporting more mobility-focused apps.

A set of products for people with limited mobility, through which they can act as tour guides.

An autonomous car company that’s “taking autonomous vehicles into the world of mobility”.

Idea: A startup that makes software to help people with limited mobility enjoy the fantasy roleplaying game Dungeons and Dragons.

A startup that’s building a magnetic-levitation train capable of speeds of 200 miles per hour. The company’s CEO says that it’s necessary to “address the mobility problems of all the world’s cities”.

HubHaus is building a mobility marketplace to help businesses and individuals find a ride.

A platform that matches unused urban parking spots with electric scooters for instant micro-mobility rentals.

Idea: A startup that helps people with mobility issues navigate the world. It’s a website that aggregates all the information you might need to find a public restroom or get to a destination nearby

Wearable device for elderly care that uses haptic feedback and gamified prompts to encourage daily mobility without feeling like medical monitoring.