Society for Sustainable Mobility

Riley Spencer will lead a very important undertaking to create the technical library, tentatively named the “Sustainable Mobility Knowledge Base”. The name suggests, the library will covers everything that is related to our mission: sustainable mobility, and how SSM can integrate these technologies into our product line. The technical library will speed the development and discovery […]

Visit us on our new Squidoo “Lens”. http://www.squidoo.com/ssm-osgv/
Recognizing the importance of online social networks, we’ve implemented a homepage on Squidoo, which could potentially bring in significant amount of visitors. If you are interested in volunteering and maintaining this site, please let us know immediately. Thanks.

August 3rd, 2007 (Los Angeles, CA): A lot has happened in the past few months. It must have been our most busy quarter ever. I am glad to tell you that the interests in OSGV is really taking off! Our web server has registered 1200 to 1800 page hits per day. And, the number of […]

It is SSM’s charter to explore Open Design methodology in an automotive engineering environment. There are at least two aspects of this Open Design Infrastructure: Licensing and tools. We already have a draft version of the license in place and it’s working out well so far. Now we need to look at the tool aspect […]

Los Angeles, CA. May 18, 2007: Society for Sustainable Mobility (SSM) in Los Angeles, CA., formerly known as the “Open Source Green Vehicle” Project ( http://www.osgv.org ), combines the talents from mainly European Automotive Engineering and American Aerospace Engineering and creates Kernel, the “Barebone” Electric Vehicle.