On 16 and 21 September, ToMove Sprint Dive brought together companies and startups developing innovative solutions for the urban mobility of people and goods. Hosted at CTE NEXT – House of Emerging Technologies, the initiative gathered businesses, startups, partners from the ToMove ecosystem, and local stakeholders with the aim of turning ideas and technologies into opportunities for urban testing.
Over the course of the two days, participants had the opportunity to discover Turin’s innovation ecosystem and explore the resources available to support the development and testing of innovative urban mobility solutions.
Working sessions, thematic discussions, and exchanges with partners of the ToMove Living Lab and key stakeholders from the local innovation ecosystem enabled participants to explore potential collaborations and assess future opportunities. These activities helped identify promising use cases and potential urban testing pathways to be developed across the city.
Coordinated by the Politecnico di Torino as part of ToMove and carried out in collaboration with CTE NEXT, ToMove Sprint Dive was one of the initiatives featured within the European Mobility Week 2026, helping to strengthen connections among companies and startups, research organizations, and public authorities.
The initiative further confirms Turin’s role as an open-air innovation laboratory, able to connect skills, technologies, and infrastructures to foster the experimentation of new solutions and support their journey toward real-world implementation across the urban environment.
