Cobijo. Aplicación de alquiler e intercambio temporal de aparcamiento entre particulares para reducir la contaminación y el tráfico en ciudades

López Martín, Estela

Cobijo. Aplicación de alquiler e intercambio temporal de aparcamiento entre particulares para reducir la contaminación y el tráfico en ciudades

Abstract

As cities increase their pedestrian areas and parking spaces are reduced, a phenomenon known as "Agitation Traffic" emerges. This refers to vehicles in circulation searching for parking, causing congestion and affecting both the environment and our quality of life. This is where "Cobijo" comes into play, a simple and innovative mobile application, created to solve a common problem in modern cities: the lack of accessible and economical parking spaces. The idea behind "Cobijo" is to use existing parking spaces more efficiently, allowing people with available parking to share them with those who need to park. It facilitates finding and reserving these spaces, in addition to establishing communication between owners and drivers. This approach not only reduces traffic in cities but also promotes a shared economy and a more intelligent use of urban space. The development of "Cobijo" has been based on the methodology of Design Centered People (DCP), taking into account the users at every step of the process, from the initial idea to the final product. Through a process of research, definition, idea generation and testing, a practical and easy-to-use prototype has been created that meets the real needs of people in cities. This high-fidelity prototype is a detailed preliminary version shows how the application will look and function in real life, ensuring that it fits perfectly with the current urban and social environment.

Citation

López Martín, E. (2024). Cobijo. Aplicación de alquiler e intercambio temporal de aparcamiento entre particulares para reducir la contaminación y el tráfico en ciudades. Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC). https://hdl.handle.net/10609/149778

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