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Innovation is automated mobility

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innocam.NRW

Automated and networked mobility is a key component for the mobility of the future. The increasing complexity of mobility systems creates a high demand for development and testing, as well as challenges in implementation in real-world operations that individual stakeholders can hardly overcome alone.

As a central and neutral point of contact, the innocam.NRW competence network connects stakeholders from business, science, administration, and society, providing knowledge about new technologies and networked transport systems. To this end, the network organizes mode-specific working groups on mobility by road, rail, water, and air. Together with its diverse event formats, innocam.NRW facilitates both low-threshold access and intensive, peer-to-peer professional exchange, thereby creating space for open dialogue, joint projects, and mutual inspiration.

The network of experts compiles information and consulting services tailored to specific target groups – from studies, position papers, and market analyses for companies and start-ups to information and training programs for municipalities and transport companies. Transparent information services and the early integration of societal perspectives are also intended to promote acceptance, understanding, and trust in new forms of mobility.

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Our partners

automotiveland.NRW

CAMO.NRW

Development Center for Ship Technology and Transport Systems e. V.

fka GmbH

flyXdrive GmbH

NRW.Global Business

Association of German Transport Companies e. V.

Alliance for Mobility in the Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Transport of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia

Technical University of Dortmund

startport GmbH

UNICARagil

UrbanLand East Westphalia-Lippe

Your expert on intelligent mobility

Prof. Dr. Lutz Eckstein

The innocam.NRW team is interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral. Here, science meets strong communication skills. Our goal is to provide targeted support to stakeholders in North Rhine-Westphalia so that automated and connected mobility is not only further researched, developed, and tested, but also made market-ready here in NRW and established in real-world traffic in the long term.