Cohda Wireless supplies V2X tech to Berlin test bed
iMOVE partner, the Adelaide-based Cohda Wireless, will supply some of its V2X-Locate technology to a test bed in central Berlin.
News, articles, and R&D reports, on transport infrastructure, Connected and Automated Vehicles, smart cities, multi-modal transport services, & more.
Auto Skills Australia Churchill Fellowships: apply now
An Auto Skills Australia Churchill Fellowship offers the chance to travel overseas & investigate topics/issues in the automotive/mobility industries.
Transport of Tomorrow Symposium 2019: image gallery
The story of the inaugural iMOVE Transport of Tomorrow Symposium, told through image taken over the course of the two days of the event.
19 reasons to attend the 2019 Transport of Tomorrow Symposium
Details of the speaker topics, workshops and panel discussion to be presented at iMOVE’s Transport of Tomorrow Symposium, 26 and 27 March 2019.
Minister’s take on congestion and the opportunity of automated vehicles
Highlights from The Hon Alan Tudge MP’s 25 February 2019 speech, entitled Cities, congestion and the opportunity of automated vehicles.
Creating R&D opportunities – your ideas are the beginning
Where do iMOVE project ideas come from? In this thoughtpiece iMOVE MD Ian Christensen discusses running events as a catalyst for project formation.
Wanted: your tech ideas to stop drivers using mobile phones
Queensland is looking for technology-based solutions to help reduce driver distraction due to use of mobile phones, tablets, and other devices.
iMOVE Transport of Tomorrow Symposium – REGISTER NOW
Our Transport of Tomorrow Symposium will be held in Melbourne, March 2019, a forum to help create the transport systems Australia needs for the future.
Our top 10 articles for 2018
What were iMOVE’s most-read articles over the course of 2018? We’re glad you asked, and here they are, counted down from 10 to number 1.
Victoria, Telstra, and Lexus CAV trial nexus
Victoria has begun a 2 year trial of Telstra’s new Cellular V2X technology. iMOVE partners VicRoads and the Transport Accident Commission are also involved.