Building the New Economy of Movement

MOBI and our members are creating blockchain-based standards to identify vehicles, people, businesses, and trusted trips with the goal of making transportation more efficient, affordable, greener, safer, and less congested.

What We Do

MOBI is a nonprofit alliance of many of the world’s largest vehicle manufacturers, along with startups, governments, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), transit agencies, insurers, toll road providers, smart city leaders, and technology companies working to create simple blockchain-based standards to identify vehicles, people, trusted trips, and businesses. MOBI’s goal is to make transportation more efficient, affordable, greener, safer, and less congested.

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MOBI offers learning opportunities for industry professionals to discover new technologies, solutions, and research conducted by organizations from all over the world. Subscribe to our Bulletin to stay updated on all things MOBI, mobility, and blockchain.

Hyperledger Global Forum | 8 – 10 June 2021

A community-focused event, Global Forum provides an opportunity to learn and understand various aspects of the ecosystem including technical roadmaps and milestones of not [...]

Innovation in the Fast Lane: Disrupting Automotive Software Development through Open Source

On April 21, Dan Cauchy spoke about disrupting automotive software development through the open source project at Automotive Grade Linux (AGL), where he is [...]

Future of Mobility: How Toyota AI Ventures Invests in Smart Transportation

During MoCo Los Angeles, Jim Adler, Founding Managing Director at Toyota AI Ventures, discussed venture capital and blockchain, analyzing the nature of the market and [...]

MOBI Community Innovation Lectures

Our lecture series is a platform for members to share their innovative research and solutions for the transportation ecosystem. Past topics include data monetization, autonomous vehicles, supply chain management, among many others. The lectures are free and open to the public. Recordings are available after the event takes place. View our past lectures on the Community Innovation Lecture Series page.