AMTI · Prototype

The MobilityTech Ecosystem Activator

The Activator connects participants to AMTI’s technology, workforce, and ecosystem activities.

How it works

From the ecosystem map to participant value

The georeferenced ecosystem map is the foundation. The Activator locates each participant, connects technology, talent, and partners, and routes and records engagement.

Foundation

Georeferenced ecosystem map

  • Organizations
  • Capabilities
  • Needs
  • Facilities
  • Geography
Explore the map →

AMTIActivator

  • Locates each participant
  • Connects technology, talent, and partners
  • Routes and records engagement

Participant value

Relevant introductions and referrals
Peer networks and working relationships
Applied research, workforce initiatives, project teams, testing, or deployment
A clear reason to return and stay engaged

The Activator supports all three AMTI focus areas and tracks every useful interaction.

Activation pathways

Multiple MobilityTech Activation Pathways

Participants can enter at any level and complete a useful outcome.

Common entry

  • Organization
  • Individual
  • Defined need

AMTI identifies roles across Core, Enabling, and Scaling.

  1. 01Connection and referral

    A targeted introduction, expert contact, facility, program, or resource

    Track the connection and follow-up

    Try it below

  2. 02Network and collaboration

    A working group, peer network, mentor, or shared activity

    Track participation and joint activity

    Coming next

  3. 03Project development

    A capability match, proposal team, research effort, or test plan

    Track the team, proposal, and funding

    Coming next

  4. 04Deployment and scale

    Validation, procurement, operations, manufacturing, or adoption

    Track demonstration, contract, and use

    Coming next

Participants may stop after one valuable interaction or return later for deeper engagement.

Pathway 01 · Try it

Find a partner in the MobilityTech ecosystem

Start with connection and referral. Tell us who you are and what you need, and we will suggest organizations from the georeferenced ecosystem map. AMTI can then make the introduction and track the follow-up.

–Loading the ecosystem…

    Suggestions come from the Massachusetts Mobility Technology Ecosystem data (2,074 listings) and the organizations on AMTI’s Resources page. Categories are inferred from each listing’s sector and description; they are starting points, not endorsements. AMTI reviews every introduction request before reaching out.

    Request an introduction

    AMTI makes the connection

    Add organizations from your matches, or name them yourself. AMTI reviews every request, reaches out to both sides, and follows up to learn what came of it.

    Every useful interaction is recorded, so AMTI can track the connection and follow-up.

    Pathways 03–04 · Coming next

    From an operational need to deployment

    The next stage of the Activator turns real public-sector needs into projects, and tracks each one from first contact to a deployment or a documented decision not to proceed.

    1. 1A public agency or organization submits an operational need.
    2. 2AMTI validates the need and publishes it as an opportunity.
    3. 3Companies, researchers, and manufacturers respond.
    4. 4AMTI and subject-matter experts evaluate potential solutions.
    5. 5A project team forms.
    6. 6Testing, demonstration, and milestones are tracked.
    7. 7Validated results move toward procurement or deployment.