The second instalment of the ‘Year of Intelligent Mobility’ lecture series takes place on May 20th, 2020. This promises to be an interesting webinar presented by Russell Vickers from Jaguar Land Rover and one of the Directors of FMCI on the testing and development of technologies dedicated to the future

Intelligent Transport or Future Mobility are amongst the most recently used terms to refer to modern and futuristic means of transportation driven by four disruptive forces: Autonomous, Connected, Electric and Shared Vehicles/Mobility. These forces emerged from various factors such as customer needs, new technologies and communications systems, competitive trade environments,

Technologies enabling self-driving vehicles are maturing rapidly and innovations in this spaces are not exclusively driven by giant automakers. Solutions to maximize growth opportunities arising from the transformation that technology is undergoing in the mobility sector require a hybrid of expertise across the business and research communities.  No one company

The way in which people and goods move is fundamentally changing, creating new growth opportunities for the transport and technology industry. The disruption is being driven by four key trends which are emerging simultaneously, collectively known as ACES ‘Autonomous, Connected, Electric and Shared/ Smart’ mobility.  Global consultants ARUP recently reported