The Augmented City is at AI Med in Laguna Niguel, CA. We sat down with Ivana Schnur to talk healthcare assistants, AI and how the future of medical hospitality and patient interaction is going to look in the near future.

John gets in depth with Kevin Czinger of Divergent 3D about the changes coming to the auto industry, the power of advanced design and the necessary changes in manufacturing processes that need to happen.

John sits down with former Seattle DOT head Scott Kubly to talk the evolution of mobility in the urban landscape, including the goals, the challenges and the synergy between public and private entities.

With the coming surge of autonomous vehicles to the roads, John asks what safety is going to mean to us, and what its going to take to make us culturally comfortable with the notion of cars we don't drive.

John sits down with New Cities Foundation's Greg Lindsay to recap LA CoMotion, discuss the highlights, and examine some of the key ideas that came out of the event.

Mobility isn't just about autonomous vehicles and massive policy dives, it's also about those first and last miles you make during your commute. John caught up with one of the companies trying to solve that problem with electric, highly compact scooters.

Andrew Liu of Arrivo talks their platform, their goals and the tech behind a company that is tackling the future head on.

Some companies look at the individual pieces, some companies look at the whole ecosystem. TransDev's Yann Leriche talks how they're approaching the future of mobility, with an eye on managing the whole system, top to bottom.

BYD aka Build Your Dreams is a Chinese company looking not just to participate in the future of mobility, BYD wants to provide the platform on which the future of mobility is built.

John sits down with Sharon Feigon of the Shared Use Mobility Center to discuss the practical aspects of integrating public considerations and private needs when planning and executing the ongoing evolution of urban mobility.