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Mimic Mobility Blogs


Mobility Innovation Trends Shaping Cities and Operators in 2026
They matter when realism drives decisions. Terminal layouts, curb conflicts, training scenarios, and HMI evaluation benefit when the environment and human behavior feel true.
David Bennett
Dec 24, 20257 min read


What Data Do You Need for Traffic Simulation and How to Collect It?
A practical guide to the data required for traffic simulation, from network geometry to counts and probe feeds, plus proven ways to collect and validate it.
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David Bennett
Dec 24, 20259 min read


Airport kiosks: How Airport Kiosks Support Passengers During Irregular Operations, Delays, Cancellations, and Weather Events?
Design airport kiosks for delays, cancellations, and weather events with clear rebooking flows, multilingual guidance, and staff handoff that reduces terminal strain.
David Bennett
Dec 18, 20258 min read


AI Navigation Assistant Systems Integrated With Traffic, Weather, and Vehicle Data
AI Navigation inside car Navigation has evolved far beyond static maps and basic turn-by-turn instructions. Modern transportation networks demand systems that adapt in real time to traffic congestion, weather disruptions, road conditions, and vehicle performance. An AI navigation assistant brings these elements together into a single intelligent system that continuously optimizes routes, improves safety, and reduces delays for drivers and fleet operators alike. By combining
David Bennett
Dec 12, 20255 min read


Driving Training in High-Risk Environments: Preparing Drivers for Urban, Highway, and Extreme Conditions
Learn how immersive driving training prepares drivers for urban traffic, highways, and extreme conditions using simulation and AI-driven performance analysis.
David Bennett
Dec 12, 20254 min read


How Virtual Driving Simulation Improves Fleet Training and Reduces Road Incidents?
Virtual driving simulation has become one of the most effective tools for preparing commercial drivers, fleet operators, and mobility teams for real-world challenges. Instead of relying only on classroom training, ride-along sessions, or limited on-road exercises, simulation places drivers inside realistic environments where they can practice safely, repeatedly, and without operational risk.Modern transport systems face rising safety expectations, increasing traffic complexit
David Bennett
Dec 7, 20254 min read
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