We are happy to announce that our contribution to the 15th International Conference on Knowledge Management and Information Systems (KMIS23) titled “Discovering Potential Founders Based On Academic Backgrounds” by Arman Arzani, Marcus Handte, Matteo Zella, and Pedro José Marrón received this year’s award for the best poster presentation.
Marcus Handte
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Challenge In order to reduce the volume of private motorized transport, optimizing local public transport is essential. Comprehensive optimization requires an integrated approach that does not stop at the borders of individual municipalities and aligns the public transportation offers with actual needs. Goal MobyDex is developing a comprehensive data, processing […]
Problem In order to meet the goal of the Paris Climate Agreement and limit global warming to a maximum of 1.5 degrees Celsius, the transport sector is the most important lever for decarbonization: This particularly includes a reduction in motorized individual transport. ATMo2 Goal The ATMo2 project aims at performing […]
The team members of NES will be presenting some of their work on data collection, integration and analysis during the Hands-On-Data conference and event. Together with colleagues from LocosLab GmbH, the team members will be covering data-related work from a number of projects including the automatic collection of weather data […]
We are happy to announce the general availablity of the MoWeSta app for the iOS platform. Funded as part of the FAIR project and developed by members of the Networked Embedded Systems group, the MoWeSta service enables users to automatically collect temperature and air pressure data by means of a […]
Over the last two weeks the InnaMoRuhr Apps for Android and iOS have received major updates in preparation of the first tests with external users. With the updated version, users can rate their trips to provide researchers with further insights on the quality and convenience of different mobility options in […]
On Friday, May 20th, the TALAKO Pilot System was officially inaugurated in Cologne. Placed directly in front of the main train station in Cologne, the system enables the wireless charging of up to 6 electric taxi vehicles while they are waiting for passengers to arrive. The charging technology developed by […]
We are pleased to announce that the NES group will be able to present its progress on the development of the InnaMoRuhr trip planning application as part of the 14th Research Forum Mobility at the Universität Duisburg-Essen. The presentation will be centered around the integration of public transport networks with […]
On February 3rd, the members of the project consortium concluded the MoIn feasibility study on building a nationwide mobility index with its final presentation and demonstration. During the project, the members of the consortium analyzed the data availability and quality for different possible index criteria and further developed the initial […]
On January 19th, members of the Networked Embedded Systems group at the Universität Duisburg-Essen and employees of INTIS, the developer of the inductive charging system used in the TALAKO project, started the integration tests for the upcoming deployment of an inductive charging system for taxis in Cologne. As part of […]