French Institute of public/private Research and Training dedicated to sustainable mobility: ecological, automated and shared
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Thesis: Trust in autonomous vehicles by vulnerable users
Flavie Bonneviot will defend her PhD thesis in Ergonomics, on the trust in autonomous vehicles by vulnerable users, on September 23 at 2pm at the University of Lorraine. The jury will be as follows: - Cahour Béatrice, HDR researcher, CNRS Télécom Paris, rapporteur. -...
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Thesis: Vehicle-to-vehicle fast charging from a shared vehicle fleet
Yacine SEHIMI, Researcher PhD Candidate, will submit his thesis on 7 July 2022 at 2 PM on "the design of a vehicle-to-vehicle fast charging network and infrastructure based on a shared vehicle fleet". Sharing would limit the impact of recharging on the grid at times...
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The results of the French test site of the 5G-MOBIX project in video
Discover in this video the first results of the French team of the European 5G-MOBIX project. This demonstration shows two use cases of 5G for connected and automated mobility.The combination of low latency and very high data rates provides greater reliability and...
read moreELECTRIFICATION
Enabling the democratization of electrified vehicles by reducing their total cost of ownership and increasing their performance, range and attractiveness across the entire value chain, including charging systems: power electronics, motorization chain, energy consumption, charging technologies and interactions between the vehicles and the electricity distribution network.
AUTONOMOUS
& CONNECTED
Vehicles
Addressing a major technological breakthrough, the introduction of automated transportation, especially by responding to the challenges of evaluation and validation of the automated or autonomous vehicle, in connection with the local authorities: system performances, perception, connectivity, scenarios of control, on-board and roadside systems, safety and robustness, acceptability.
NEW MOBILITY
SOLUTIONS
and Shared Energy
Encouraging the people to change their mobility habits by introducing new practices, towards common good: purchasing a less polluting vehicle such as an electric vehicle, using alternative mobility services such as shared vehicles, introducing new mobility solutions such as automated services, in a predictive approach that includes the individual, economic, legal and ethical aspects.
