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Future Mobility SES edition

Scenario Exploration System that engages participants in a systemic, collective reflection around the future of mobility.

  • Page | 01 Jul 2020

The Scenario Exploration System (SES) is a serious game that uses engagement techniques from the entertainment world to engage participants in the full richness of the systemic collective reflection created when building scenarios.

Mobility is a serious game is an adaptation of our SES tool, used to discuss the future of mobility from different perspectives.

It was used for the first time at the "Mobility is a serious game", an event organised by Colruyt Group in 2017. Fifteen tables had been set up that were run in parallel. The graphics are captivating and the game components have been slightly simplified and re-designed. 

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