Munich-based startup Mobility Signage has raised €1.8 million in a pre-seed funding round to advance its digital infrastructure platform for public transport. The round was led by High-Tech Gründerfonds, with participation from 2bX.
Founded in 2023, Mobility Signage addresses a growing challenge faced by transport operators: legacy, fragmented IT systems that struggle to meet rising demand for real-time, reliable passenger information. Rather than replacing existing infrastructure, the company provides a central data architecture that integrates with current systems.
Its platform acts as a unified data and integration layer, structuring data flows, standardising interfaces, and enabling consistent information delivery across multiple channels, including departure boards, mobile applications, and public address systems.
The system is modular, scalable, and hardware-independent, allowing operators to modernise incrementally without overhauling their IT landscape.
Transport operators don’t need additional standalone tools - they need a unifying system. Our approach replaces fragmented solutions with an integrated and scalable platform,
said co-founder Stefan Rademacher.
Co-founder Dominik Nouri added that the goal is to create a reliable foundation for real-time information while enabling operators to continue using their existing systems.
Mobility Signage’s platform is already deployed across a range of operators, from regional networks to large transit authorities, and the company has established partnerships with hardware manufacturers, reflecting broader industry adoption of its open and integrable architecture.
The platform’s initial modules automate key operational processes such as construction site notifications and real-time disruption management, contributing to reduced complexity and improved passenger communication.
The company plans to use the capital to expand its team and accelerate development of its Data Hub and application layer.
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