The Smart Mobility Lab team is concerned with the design and organization of future mobility systems. The aim of our work is to develop mobility solutions that are resource-efficient, liveable and demand-oriented. In doing so, we evaluate the available mobility options and their use with an open mind:
(How) will robotaxis get us from A to B in 2040?
Can sharing solutions be used to reduce the number of cars and what impact will this have on traffic?
How can entire transportation systems be simulated?
What does mobility cost society and who actually moves from where to where?
Which electric vehicles should the local craft business purchase and how many charging points does it need?
To answer these and other mobility-related questions, we work in four data-driven steps: understanding mobility, modeling mobility, designing mobility and deriving requirements.
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