Explore the latest technology trends around sustainable and smart mobility

A deep dive into the common European Mobility Data Space (EMDS) and strategic insights for the sustainable and smart mobility era – from concept to reality.

The capability and reach of autonomous mobile robots are expanding rapidly, venturing beyond industrial settings like factories, farms and warehouses into the public domain - sidewalks, university

The recent IAA event held in Munich laid bare the impending challenge for German companies as it showcased the surge of new electric car manufacturers. In stark contrast to domestic automakers with

The concept of Urban Air Mobility (UAM) has taken flight in recent years, promising a revolution in urban transportation.

The city of Helsinki has set a bold goal for itself - to incorporate Urban Air Mobility (UAM) into its infrastructure by 2030. But how do you create a future that has yet to arrive?

The market ramp-up of electric mobility depends on the establishment of a comprehensive charging infrastructure.

We talk often about automated driving technology, but too seldom about its governance and regulation.

The digital and green transformation of Europe's transport sector requires smart sharing of mobility data.

Autonomous driving is the future of mobility. This revolution will affect various industries, including automotive OEMs, suppliers, mobility service providers and public transit operators.

Urban data can be put into valuable applications in cities & regions to realise the full sustainable potential of urban mobility.

As the world continues to digitise and automatise, drones are becoming increasingly important tools for businesses across various industries.

Medical emergencies, parcel deliveries, and passenger transport as we know them could be upended by Urban Air Mobility in the near future.

The role Urban Air Mobility (UAM) will play in European cities’ transport systems is still being defined.

While public mobile robots (PMRs) are commonly described in terms of last-mile delivery new models which assist humans in public-space maintenance, management and monitoring have entered the scene

Living labs are permanent initiatives offering access to dedicated urban areas to create, test, and adapt new solutions for the benefit of the citizens.

 Public transport in sparsely populated areas struggles to strike the right balance between minimum occupancy and attractive service level.

Cities are plagued by congestion, high levels of pollution, traffic-related emissions, and inefficient transport.

More than 700 devices deployed in more than 100 cities have convinced Libelium to join forces with HOPU.

The 14th edition of the 'Mobility Talks' on 07 July (15:30-17:00 CET) focussed on the building blocks for the development and deployment of multimodal digital mobility services, such as M

As the EU takes further measures in its aspiration to reach climate neutrality, the role of cities and urban environments grows increasingly evident.

Artificial Intelligence has been coming on strong in Europe – despite remaining market-entry burdens, many high-quality solutions have been developed in Europe to support use cases in the urban mob

Reaching our collective 2030 emission reduction targets requires accelerated innovation to shift towards sustainable urban mobility.

The most cost-efficient investments for small, medium, and large European cities to reduce transport emissions of 55% by 2030 and 90% by 2050 compared to 1990 levels.