Skjetten, 22 April 2020
The Nordic Mobility Conference focuses on the broad trends within mobility, with a particular focus on mobility in the Nordics. The conference will be looking at the challenges and opportunities we encountered today, tomorrow and in the time to come.
Barcelona, 19–21 November 2019
Congress exists in order to empower cities and collectivise urban innovation across the globe. Through promoting social innovation, establishing partnerships and identifying business opportunities, the event is dedicated to creating a better future for cities and their citizens worldwide.
Webinar, 7 October 2019
The topic of the fifth FABULOS Academy webinar is “Wireless communication for autonomous vehicles”. There are two presenters: Tiina Hockert and Minna Vatilo from Elisa Oyj, which is one of the leading telecommunications and digital services companies in Finland.
Brussels, 13–14 November 2019
Global Mass Transit is organising its first conference on the Impact of Autonomous Vehicles on Public Transport – Rethinking Urban Mobility. The conference is unique in that it will focus on the development and deployment of CAVs for public transport.
Brussels, 24 October 2019
During the Automated Mobility Conference it can be explored how fleets of shared automated vehicles can be integrated into public transport to offer an upgraded urban mobility system with better mobility options for all.
Singapore, 21–25 October 2019
Themed Smart Mobility, Empowering Cities, 26th Intelligent Transport Systems World Congress, is the world’s leading transport technology congress.
Paris, 16–17 October 2019
The goal of the congress is to support the transition to an intelligent and sustainable mobility by creating bridges between innovative companies and institutional as well as private decision-makers.
Webinar, 3 September 2019
The topic of the fourth FABULOS Academy webinar is “Cyber security and threat mitigation”. The presenter is Juha Tretjakov from National Cyber Security Center Finland.
Stockholm, 12-14 June 2019
CIT19 is the platform to discuss how disruptive technologies influence the mobility ecosystem and how they could affect different stakeholders. CIT19 aims to assess the potentials of emerging disruptive technologies for mobility solutions and consider their impacts on travel and transport as well as on different stakeholders.
Vilnus, 13 June 2019
In Vilnius, a group of high level experts tries to dive deeper, namely looking into how to use those building blocks in order to achieve specific policy goals. For example, the following questions will be addressed: How to facilitate the application of CCAM in public transport, shared mobility, logistics and other sectors?