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Organization

RISE VIKTORIA AB

Swedish research institute bridging digital platforms and urban mobility, specializing in MaaS, transport behavior change, and electromobility.

Research institutetransportSENo active H2020 projects
H2020 projects
4
As coordinator
0
Total EC funding
€1.0M
Unique partners
46
What they do

Their core work

RISE Viktoria is a Swedish applied research institute (part of the RISE group) specializing in intelligent transport systems, Mobility as a Service (MaaS), and digital service architectures. They research how digital platforms can reshape urban mobility — from journey planning and multi-modal transport integration to behavioral incentives that reduce private car use. Their work bridges software engineering and transport policy, helping cities and operators design combined mobility services that actually change travel behavior.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

2 projects

IMOVE focused on European MaaS networks with combined mobility and roaming, while MEISTER addressed integrated electromobility solutions.

Sustainable transport behavior changeprimary
2 projects

EMPOWER tested positive policy measures to reduce conventional vehicle use; IMOVE explored business models and behaviour change for combined mobility.

Digital service choreography and integrationsecondary
1 project

CHOReVOLUTION developed automated synthesis of dynamic and secured service choreographies for Future Internet applications.

Electromobility and clean transportemerging
1 project

MEISTER (2018-2022) addressed environmentally-friendly mobility through innovative electrification approaches.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
Digital services and transport demand
Recent focus
MaaS and electromobility

RISE Viktoria's early H2020 work (2015-2016) split between digital service architectures (CHOReVOLUTION) and transport demand management (EMPOWER), reflecting their dual competence in ICT and mobility. By 2017-2018, they consolidated firmly around MaaS and combined mobility, with IMOVE and MEISTER both targeting integrated, sustainable urban transport. The trajectory shows a clear convergence from general digital platforms toward applied mobility digitalization.

They are moving toward integrated MaaS ecosystems and electrified urban mobility — expect them to pursue projects combining digital platforms with clean transport transitions.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: specialist_contributorReach: European14 countries collaborated

RISE Viktoria operates exclusively as a project participant, never taking the coordinator role in their H2020 portfolio. With 46 unique partners across just 4 projects, they work in large, diverse consortia (averaging 12+ partners per project). This suggests they contribute specialized research expertise to broad European initiatives rather than leading them — a typical profile for a research institute that prefers depth of contribution over administrative leadership.

They have collaborated with 46 unique partners across 14 countries, giving them a broad European network despite a modest project count. Their partnerships span both ICT and transport sectors, connecting them to a diverse mix of technology developers, transport operators, and city authorities.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

RISE Viktoria sits at the intersection of digital platform design and urban mobility — a combination few research groups command with equal depth. As part of RISE (Research Institutes of Sweden), they carry institutional credibility and infrastructure that independent consultancies lack. For anyone building a MaaS or smart mobility consortium, they bring both the software architecture thinking and the transport behavior research needed to make digital mobility services work in practice.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • EMPOWER
    Their largest single grant (EUR 512,525), focused on positive policy measures to reduce car use — a topic with direct relevance to city planners and mobility operators.
  • IMOVE
    Directly addressed European-scale MaaS network interoperability, including journey planner roaming and cross-border combined mobility business models.
Cross-sector capabilities
Digital platform architectureUrban planning and smart citiesBehavioral science for sustainabilitySoftware service integration
Analysis note: Profile based on only 4 projects with limited keyword data (keywords available for only 1 of 4 projects). RISE Viktoria is known to be part of RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, which adds institutional context. One project (MEISTER) has no recorded EC funding amount, so total funding is understated. The organization's full capabilities likely extend beyond what this H2020 snapshot reveals.