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Autonomous electric lorries at SAE Level 4

DAF is driving development forward with its partner

DAF and Einride are jointly driving forward SAE Level 4 autonomous electric lorries. The partners are integrating Einride’s ‘Einride Driver’ into the DAF electric lorry platform. Initial tests will begin in 2026. Software integration is set to follow in 2027.
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A three-part mobility review on the ‘Elektrisiert’ podcast

How will people and goods get from A to B in the future?

How are electric mobility, charging infrastructure and new mobility services changing our everyday lives? The ‘Elektrisiert’ podcast explores these questions in a three-part mobility review. Experts from research, industry and the field highlight opportunities, challenges and real-world experiences.
Fraunhofer IIS / Paul Pulkert

Cognitive strain whilst driving

When people reach their limits, technology should be able to step in

Fraunhofer researchers are developing sensors and AI to detect cognitive strain. The system monitors biosignals and will be able to provide targeted relief for drivers in future. Pilots and medical staff could also benefit.
© Markus Breig/Amadeus Bramsiepe, KIT

Study on dependence on crude oil and viable alternatives

Europe could completely replace fossil fuels in road transport

A KIT study highlights the significant potential for renewable fuels in Europe. Residual and waste materials could power road transport largely without fossil fuels by 2040. This will require suitable technologies, additional hydrogen supplies and political support.
Amadeus Bramsiepe, KIT

U-Shift: Modular, autonomous commercial vehicle

A vehicle for (almost) every occasion

The U-Shift system combines an autonomous Driveboard with interchangeable capsules. This enables a single vehicle to transport passengers, deliver parcels or provide services. The modular concept is designed to make mobility more flexible, efficient and sustainable.
IAV GmbH Ingenieurgesellschaft Auto und Verkehr

Digital Key for connected vehicles

Once upon a time… there was the key

The Digital Key for connected vehicles enables secure and convenient vehicle access via smartphone or smartwatch. Modern technologies such as BLE, NFC and UWB enhance security and flexibility. At the same time, vehicle manufacturers, fleet operators and mobility providers benefit from efficient digital access management.
FEV

FEV partners with Microsoft

Efficient AI models for automotive applications

FEV is collaborating with Microsoft to develop powerful AI solutions for software-defined vehicles. Using local small language models on NVIDIA DRIVE AGX, cloud-independent, multimodal vehicle functions are being created that offer high efficiency, safety and real-time capability.
Daimler Truck und KEYOU bauen einen Lkw mit Wasserstoff-Verbrennungsmotor. Daimler Truck and KEYOU are building a truck with a hydrogen internal combustion engine. Daimler Truck et KEYOU construisent un camion équipé d’un moteur à combustion à hydrogène.

Hydrogen Propulsion

Daimler Truck and KEYOU Are Developing Hydrogen-Powered Combustion Engine Trucks

Daimler Truck and KEYOU are jointly developing trucks with hydrogen combustion engines. The group is supplying the vehicles and engines, while KEYOU is handling the conversion to hydrogen. The first model is scheduled to launch in 2027.
Fraunhofer-Verbund IUK-Technologie

Experience Audiofields in the car

Great sound makes all the difference

The Audiofields in-car listening experience represents an innovative audio technology developed by Fraunhofer IDMT. Virtual sound sources create an immersive sound experience and open up new possibilities for navigation, communication and entertainment. The system is already making the transition from research to series production.
Fachtagung von Fussverkehr Schweiz in Sion mit 100 Fachpersonen. Symposium organized by Fussverkehr Schweiz in Sion with 100 experts. Colloque organisé par Mobilité piétonne Suisse à Sion avec 100 experts.

Walking and Climate Change

Symposium Makes Walking Climate-Resilient

Heat islands, heavy rainfall, and impervious surfaces are making walking increasingly difficult. At the same time, walking offers great potential for combating climate change. At the symposium organized by Fussverkehr Schweiz last week in Sion, around 100 experts discussed solutions and “best practices.”
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