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MOBI
MOBI is a self-driving car brand that provides ride-sharing services through an app, matching passengers with self-driving cars and their destinations to save resources and achieve economic efficiency.
Design Background
In Taiwan, Urban suburbanization has resulted in various impacts on commuting to work nowadays. Firstly, as the population disperses from the city center to peripheral areas, the commuting distance significantly increases, leading to longer commuting times and heavier transportation.
Solution
Reduce per capita road space usage.
Provide 24/7 driving services between suburb and city center
Empathy Map
- I want to avoid the morning rush hour traffic.
- Many cars only carry one person.
- He need a more economical transportation option.
- He need detailed information on pricing and itinerary.
- Check trip details and pricing.
- Enter trip information and book self-driving car.
- Excited about the technology of self-driving cars.
- Eager to enjoy a more convenient option.
User Persona
Age: 25
Occupation: Engineer
Location: Keelung
Work site: Neihu
Pain point:
- Stress from morning rush.
- Budget constraints.
- Safety concerns
Goals:
- Punctual and stress-free commuting.
- Affordable transportation.
- Confidence in self-driving car safety.
Bio:
Alex, a 25-year-old software engineer, relies on self-driving rideshare cars for her daily commute and occasional outings. She navigates through busy mornings, aiming to arrive at work without the stress of traffic delays. As a professional managing her budget, Alex seeks cost-effective transportation options. However, she also harbors reservations about the safety and reliability of self-driving cars, hoping to find a solution that offers both convenience and peace of mind during her travels.
Interview
I studying in NTU, I relied on the bus 1550 for travel between Taipei and Keelung, the last bus being at 21.50 and the return bus at 22.30. This made it impossible for me to have late-night snacks with my classmates.
Living in Keelung and working in Taipei, I commute by car, encountering the familiar traffic congestion shared by all commuters. Gradually, I've grown accustomed to navigating through these daily traffic jams.
I'm fed up with the traffic congestion in Keelung too. I think the actual issue lies in the road space usage. Sometimes, even with just one person, it occupies the space of an entire car.
The bus schedule lacks flexibility.
Per capita road space usage is excessive.
Field Study
40% of people need to commute to other cities
Commuting takes 30-60 minutes
Commuting conditions by county
Traffic chaos in Neihu and Xizhi
Process
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Typography
Colours
Primary
#5B7CF5
Secondary
#343B4E
Dark
#2D2D2D
Gray
#8A8F99
Light
#D3D3D3
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Onboarding
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