Moonbility is a London-based start-up developing digital twins—virtual representations of real-world assets and transport systems—to help organisations understand network performance and make operational decisions. Its stated work spans urban environments and transportation, using data from multiple sources to build and update those representations. The company describes applications including transport planning, disruption analysis, infrastructure decisions and traffic management.212
A recurring theme in Moonbility’s work is connecting operational data to the reasons behind performance changes. In a Greater Manchester pilot, its GreenRipple platform brought bus, tram and road-traffic information into a multimodal digital twin intended to help Transport for Greater Manchester monitor disruption and assess its effects.5 Another project, developed as a proof of concept for London North Eastern Railway, used historical East Coast Main Line incident data to model how infrastructure failures could affect services and passengers.13 Moonbility has also worked on Wheels on Board, a tool intended to give passengers live information about wheelchair and buggy space on buses or trams.13
Andre Wang is identified as Moonbility’s co-founder and CEO.45 The company’s LinkedIn listing gives its headquarters as Sutton Yard, 65 Goswell Road, London.2 A company profile lists its founding year as 2024, while another database gives 2023; the available sources therefore do not establish a single consistent year.37 Its documented projects and partnerships are in the United Kingdom, although its stated focus on urban and transport systems is not limited to a particular city.2511