"PIX" originates from the smallest unit of digital images, "Pixel", which powers the diversified and colorful world. Driven by an interdisciplinary team of around 200 members from diverse backgrounds, PIX Moving starts its journey of building the new industrial ecosystem from scratch. We began with the research and development of the “ultra-skateboard chassis" because it's the cornerstone of the volume application of smart vehicles and also the infrastructure of future cities. Meanwhile, PIX Moving has developed the award-winning large-scale metal 3D printing system, the dieless forming system as well as the composites real-time manufacturing. Combined with its patented vehicle generative design algorithms, PIX is capable of reducing vehicle parts and the assembly work by 60%, allowing product developers to quickly complete product development and manufacturing on the basis of PIX skateboard chassis platform and tool chains. PIX has been the innovative partner of Autodesk and UC Berkley, beaconing the next-generation of smart vehicle production.

For the past 100 hundred years, people who have had deep impact upon the cities were not famous architects, but, Henry Ford. Today, 55% of the world's population lives in cities and those cities are shaped by the product of Henry Ford - Cars. In the next 30 years, over 70% population will live in cities, which will face enormous challenges from population, environment

and resources.  

Before the arrival of brand new mobility society, we have the opportunity to rethink the essence of city - the relationship between people and space. With the facilitation of autonomous driving, Internet of Things and other technologies, cities will shaped by time factors such as connection, growth, modification, reproduction and mobility. In the form of clustering and mobile spaces, city will become metabolic and sustainable, echoing to the vision that PIX is striving for: PIX City, a moving city without cars.