New Mobility Made in Baden-Württemberg - Part II @e-mobilBW
New Mobility Made in Baden-Württemberg - Part II  @e-mobilBW
Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
#HannoverMesse is the world's most important platform for technologies related to industrial transformation. From April 12 to 16, 2021, 51 Baden-Württemberg-based exhibitors from the sectors energy & mobility solutions, light-weight design & composites, industrial supplies and solutions for Industry 4.0 presented Baden-Württemberg's accumulated expertise to an international audience at their joint virtual stand.

Together with its partners from the Cluster Electric Mobility South-West, the Stuttgart Region Economic Development Corporation, Baden-Württemberg International and in cooperation with Ontario (Canada), the State Agency e-mobil BW has put together a two-and-a-half-day expert program on new mobility solutions and automotive themes especially for the digital edition of Hannover Messe.


Programme & Timestamps
00:00 Kick-Off
Wolfgang Fischer, e-mobil BW (Moderator)

Session III: Automated and Connected Driving

13:42 Experiences from the autonomous driving test field, Baden-Württemberg
Dr. rer.nat. Alexander Viehl, Divisional Manager, Intelligent Systems and Production Engineering, FZI Research Centre for Information Technology

30:50 U-Shift – meeting the requirements of future urban road traffic
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Tjark Siefkes, Director Institute for Vehicle Concepts, German Aerospace Center (DLR)

49:01 Supporting connected automated vehicles with intelligent infrastructure
Dr.-Ing. Michael Buchholz, Research Group Leader, Ulm University, Institute of Measurement, Control and Microtechnology

01:05:10 Are we ready yet? How to get automated driving onto the road with RABus
Dr.-Ing. Ulrike Weinrich, Project Manager, FKFS Research Institute of Automotive Engineering and Vehicle Engines, Stuttgart

01:24:20 Panel discussion
Dr. rer.nat. Alexander Viehl, FZI
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Tjark Siefkes, DLR
Dr.-Ing. Michael Buchholz, Ulm University
Dr.-Ing. Ulrike Weinrich, FKFS
Dr. Wolfgang Fischer, e-mobil BW (Moderator)

Session IV: Next Generation Value Creation

02:09:55 Kick-Off
Wolfgang Fischer, e-mobil BW (Moderator)

02:13:02 New electric motor technology for challenging applications
Dr.-Ing. Markus Schiefer, Founder, Executive Director, Chief Technical Engineer, SciMo – Elektrische Hochleistungsantriebe GmbH

02:25:05 Dynamic risk management (DRM) for safe navigation and driving
Dr.-Ing. Thomas Freudenmann, Co-CEO & Co-Founder, EDI GmbH

02:41:26 Virtual materials – real insights. Improving functionality and safety in the early development stage with PreonLab
Dr. Markus Ihmsen, Managing Director, FIFTY2 Technology GmbH

02:52:33 What is missing most? AC & DC charging stations and the role of the new charging platform "cosmix"
Johannes Brodführer, CEO & Founder, eliso GmbH

03:01:26 How does sharing EV charging points generate value for owners and users?
Stephan Dengler, Co-Founder, ChargeIQ GmbH

03:09:16 Start-up panel discussion
Dr.-Ing. Markus Schiefer, SciMo – Elektrische Hochleistungsantriebe GmbH
Dr.-Ing. Thomas Freudenmann, EDI GmbH
Dr. Markus Ihmsen, FIFTY2 Technology GmbH
Johannes Brodführer, eliso GmbH
Stephan Dengler, ChargeIQ GmbH
Dr. Wolfgang Fischer, e-mobil BW (Moderator)

For further information please visit:
connects.e-mobilbw.de/en

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