The Core77 Design Awards Transportation & Mobility category features vehicles, systems, or modes of transportation used to get people or objects from one place to another, for private, public, commercial, or industrial purposes. Examples include planes, trains, automobiles, buses, bikes, boats, mass transit systems, or transportation infrastructure. Biomega EV, an electric vehicle designed for the future by Skibsted and his team.You can get pretty far on a bike if you keep pedaling. That's certainly been true for Jens Martin Skibsted, who has climbed to the top of his field as an award-winning designer, entrepreneur, and design philosopher. Jens Martin is a Global Partner at Manyone who also helped found design consultancies including Skibsted Ideation and KiBiSi. He reached design peaks with his bike designs for Biomega, the Danish design brand he founded in 1998 to create bikes that could replace cars in urban environments. Jens Martin has collaborated with high profile designers including Marc Newson and Bjarke Ingels, and his designs can be found in the collections at the MoMA, LeCnap, Designmuseum Danmark, SFMOMA, and more. Jens Martin and Christian Bason's book EXPAND: Stretching the Future by Design.In addition to serving on the board of the Danfoss Foundation, Biomega, and Manyone, Jens Martin is the former Chairman of the Danish Design Council, Vice Chair of World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council on Design Innovation, Co-Chair of World Economic Forum's Global Future Council on Entrepreneurship, and a Young Global Leader alumnus. He is a noted speaker, blogger, and contributor to the Huffington Post, Harvard Business Review, Forbes, and Fast Company.The BER Biomega's new e-bike from Skibsted.Jens Martin's wheels really get turning over the BER, Biomega's new e-bike. "Outside of Biomega's unique bells and whistles, the charger sits in the head stem tube making it the most comfortable e-bike to charge," he says. He's also excited about Manyone's new AI-enabled design process. As far as concerns in the design world, Jens Martin worries that there might be "a little too little thinking in design 'thinking.'" He also expresses some trepidation over the leadership future of the world's three biggest nuclear powers and two biggest "gas guzzlers."To Core77 Design Awards entrants, Jens Martin advises them to align their world views with their team and client "and trust it."Springtime Design for Scootility was the 2024 Winner in the Transportation Category.The 2024 winner in the Core77 Design Awards Transportation & Mobility category was Springtime Design for Scootility, a utility scooter that's also a cargo vehicle suited to urban environments. If you have an interesting transportation or mobility design that could really move the world forward, submit your work to the 2025 Core77 Design Awards.Enter the Core77 Design Awards now.