The SevernNet Buzz launches today. This employer led service is designed to meet the needs of local businesses, to improve recruitment and retention of colleagues to sites that are difficult to reach for those without a car. The service will respond to passenger usage and adjust its route over time, …
Future Space, the new innovation centre at UWE hosted Venturefest Bristol and Bath earlier this month. The theme for the event was Smart City Technology: Challenges and Opportunities and Esoterix were pleased to support the event with transport to and from Parkway Station and the UWE bus hub. We could tell …
### FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ### As part of the Mobility on Demand Laboratory Environment (MODLE) project, Transport Systems Catapult, University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) and Esoterix Systems are developing a micro-simulation platform. The MODLE Simulation Platform gives new, dynamic insight into where people are moving to, from, …
ESOTERIX has secured funding from the Department of Transport to ‘Benchmark Total Transport’! Total transport, the idea of taking an integrated approach to the provision of multiple transport services by a local authority, has become a bit of a buzz phrase in recent years. The idea is to identify new …
### FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ### Bristol technology company, Esoterix Systems, has launched an Innovate UK funded project to develop a new transport service. Project partners include Bristol City Council, University of the West of England, Transport Systems Catapult, and First. The Mobility on Demand Laboratory Environment (MODLE) will develop, test and …
Keith Jackson has joined Esoterix Systems as Chief Technology Officer. As a Bristol native, Keith is only too aware of the traffic congestion issues that blight the city and was quick to recognise the national and global potential of the platform Esoterix is developing. Of joining Esoterix, Keith says “I’m really excited to …
We’re looking for skilled, talented and ambitious people to join our small team at the start of an exciting project. There are several roles open, including a Chief Technology Officer and Senior Software Engineers. Salaries are competitive and include share options in a sector that grew 268% last year. If …
Bristol is a great place to live. It is regularly voted as the most liveable city in the UK (2015 and 2014). That’s not to say it isn’t without its problems but these are being tackled with the vibrancy and creativity that the city is becoming known for. A consortium of …
Back to school next week and the joys of the school run. Getting kids to school can be hard work at the best of times. We’re fortunate enough to live close to our school but often children and young adults with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND) have to travel …
Barcelona is currently ground zero for a row about Uber. It’s fascinating to watch the disruptive influence of these companies (let’s not forget that Uber is owned by Google who, as kingpins of the internet, know a thing or two about disruption). But greater disruption than unlicensed taxis are on the horizon. …
