Mobility
Forum Mobility – February, 27, 2025
Topic: Open Source for the software-defined mobility of tomorrow
Subject of the forum: Software-defined mobility promises much more than applications that run in software-defined vehicles and use services from the cloud. Future smartphone apps for pedestrians could use real-time information from an intelligent road infrastructure to warn of accidents or give cyclists a green wave at traffic lights and bring the cyclist’s position and intentions into vehicle assistance systems. The forum will shed light on the opportunities and challenges of using Open Source for the software-defined mobility of the future from various perspectives, from the European Commission to players in the automotive value chain and the scientific community.
Moderation:
Dr. Alexander Viehl, Division Manager ISPE
Title: “OSS als Schlüssel für die Transformation der Automobilwirtschaft”
Title: “Automotive Software Development and Open Source?”
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Title: “Unser Commitment bei Mercedes-Benz zu Open Source”
Venue:
FZI Main Building, Room New York
We thank the initiators of the Mobility Forum for their input and expertise and our guests for the stimulating discussions
Workshop Mobility – February, 27, 2025
Topic: Digital twin TAF-BW: creating virtual inner-city traffic scenarios
Subject of the workshop:
The digital twin of the Test Area Autonomous Driving Baden-Württemberg (TAF-BW) virtually reproduces an approximately 7-kilometer-long inner-city traffic area. Using an intuitive GUI, it is easy to create different scene variations, such as times of day, lighting, or weather conditions.
During the workshop, you will be able to experience the Open Source solution on your system and create virtual variants of the TAF-BW traffic area. In the accompanying presentation, we will introduce you to the underlying technologies, such as a tool for the automated generation of road and building infrastructure based on publicly available map information. In the joint discussion, we will demonstrate how you can virtually replicate your traffic areas with manageable effort.
Please note:
The number of participants per workshop is limited to a maximum of 20 persons.
Register now and secure a place in the workshop of your choice.
Moderation:
Dr. Sebastian Reiter, Department Manager ISPE
Venue:
FZI House of Living Labs, Room Hollywood
We thank the workshop participants for their active participation and productive discussions.
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