Last semester we presented "Georgy", our project, to our professors and additional mentors in the industry at the Microsoft building in Tel Aviv.

 

 

Following Yael and Yuval's presentation of the main aspects of the project: the difficulties in payment in public transportation today, the research we have done and the proposed solution, our mentors and professors gave us their opinion and feedback:

 

In general, the mentors supported our idea and believed that the way we approached it was good.

 

One mentor suggested we partner with different municipalities in order to obtain citizen's information so that in the future we could create smart cities with the help of the information received from the application.

 

One professor and another mentor who use public transportation often added that the seamless application would ease their journeys on buses and trains, and they look forward to the day when they could board a train without using their cards nor standing on line.

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On the other hand, another mentor mentioned that in her opinion the platform was too seamless and added that she felt there was a lack of user intervention.