Sigma Dolins

I am a transitist focused on shared mobility, autonomous systems, and the social dimensions of public transport innovation. My work examines what makes people willing — or unwilling — to share mobility spaces, and how user perspectives can inform the design of future transport systems. 

Through an industrial PhD with RISE, Chalmers University of Technology, and Keolis, I developed a framework for evaluating the social impact of dynamic ridepooling and supporting the transition toward shared and autonomous mobility. My research drew on focus groups and surveys across two countries, with emphasis on trust, sharing anxiety, user acceptance, and socially sustainable implementation. I currently work with autonomous public transport pilots in Göteborg, Sweden.

I have an unhealthy obsession with hot sauce.