IMIQ - Intelligent Mobility Space in the Quarter
Overview
"IMIQ - Intelligenter Mobilitätsraum im Quartier" ("Intelligent Mobility Space in the Quarter") is a project by the IMR, which is located at the Science Port in Magdeburg. During its scheduled duration (2024-2028), the Science Port becomes a district of the future, where new solutions are conceived, technically tested, and socio-economically implemented in alignment with the citizens' needs.
More information can be found under The Project.
The project is funded by EFRE - European Regional Development Fund.
Involved parties:
- Prof. Dr. Andreas Wendemuth, Cognitive Systems
- Prof. Dr. Ellen Matthies,
Environmental Psychology
- Andreas Müller, Digitales Anwendungszentrum GALILEO Mobilität. Logistik. Industrie.
- Prof. Dr. Benjamin Noack, Autonomous Multisensor Systems
- Prof. Dr. Andreas Nürnberger, Data & Knowledge Engineering
- Prof. Dr. Hartmut Zadek, Logistics
- Dr. Leander Kauschke, Coordination
- Dr. Anja Köbrich, Supporting Research
News
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In July, the IMIQ team got together for our summer event, a chance to pause, connect, and enjoy an evening together.
As our project continues to grow, it's these moments that remind us how important the people behind the research are.
We're grateful for such a motivated and supportive team and are looking forward to everything that's still to come.
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Stronger together 🤝
We believe research creates more impact through exchange and collaboration.
This July, we kicked off collaborations with two great partners at once: the Chair of Mobility System Planning at Technische Universität Dresden, led by Regine Gerike, and Fraunhofer IVI, led by Sanaz Mostaghim, who kindly hosted us for the meeting.
Thank you for having us! Looking forward to continuing the exchange this autumn.
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Technology can shape the future of mobility, but people shape the technology.
With the Use Case App & Tracking, citizens become an active part of the IMIQ project. Through automated mobility tracking, a travel related CO₂ diary and surveys, the app helps us better understand everyday travel behaviour and how people experience changes in mobility.
The insights gathered support research on questions such as:
- How can public transport become more personalised?
- How do people perceive changes in transport and mobility?
By putting users at the centre of the process, the app helps shape mobility solutions that reflect real needs and experiences.
This use case is led by: Leander Kauschke
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