Our vision is that the trend for growing urbanization does not come with a decline in quality of life and at the expense of the health and well-being of modern citizens.
Our mission is to offer integral applications to any organization, public or private, that wishes to implement solutions for improving urban mobility and environmental conditions in its community.
With deep expertise and experience in the field of micromobility, we provide personalized proposals and innovative applications that respond to the specific needs of each city.
Our goal is to facilitate the transition towards a cleaner, safer, more sustainable and smarter urban environment, contributing to a better quality of life for us citizens.
Harris is an economist (National University of Athens), a communication specialist (MA in Mass Communication Research, University of Leicester) and has been leading Cyclopolis since its founding.
He plays (?) the guitar, despite the entourage's pleas to stop or move elsewhere. He usually doesn't.
Konstantinos was born in Athens. He graduated from the University of Edinburgh with a B.Sc. in Computer Science and an M.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence. He has managed and implemented a wide range of projects, from geographic information systems (GIS) and wireless camera control to database programming and software development for real-time data collection from wireless sensors.
He devotes most of his free time to cycling, diving and other extreme sports like gardening. He participates in Cyclopolis with the sole purpose of having something to brag about to his grandchildren.
Eirini holds a degree in Psychology & Communication for Business from the University of New York). She has worked for several years in various advertising companies, as well as in the commercial sector of the pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline S.A. She is a member of Cyclopolis since 2014.
Resilience is her second name. She also has children.
Alexandros holds a postgraduate degree in Computer and Informatics from the University of Edinburgh. He is the head of Cyclopolis' software development team since 2022.
In his free time, he works on the racing evolution of children's scooters.
He is better than his photo implies.
Orestis Davlias is a graduate of the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering of the Technical University of Crete. He specializes in the design and development of applications using microprocessors and more specifically in IoT devices. He is a member of the team since 2019.
Vasilis is a Mathematics graduate with a strong background in Python, data structures and statistics. He speaks fluent English and fair German. He provides technical support, addressing software and hardware issues, contributing to the smooth operation of Cyclopolis systems.
He wakes up late in the morning.
Nikos Doxas (B.Sc. in Industrial Design and M.Sc. in Design Strategy & Innovation)is a member of the team since its inception. He is the industrial designer of Cyclopolis' bike sharing systems and its sensor kits, both mobile and stationary, having to find solutions for maximizing safety, functionality and ease of maintenance.
He wakes up even later in the morning than Vassilis, which shows how he can excel at hard tasks.
