Smart Mobility

Driven by technology

Our mobility is currently enabled by a system that is not sustainable due to accidents, pollution, congestion and the inefficient use of public space. The digitalization of vehicles and mobility and transport services leads to an increased need for research in a traditional strong competence area of Eindhoven University of Technology. We believe that TU/e can significantly contribute to speed up the transition towards a sustainable mobility system.

This research area is part of the Eindhoven AI Systems Institute (EAISI).
 

EAISI: the Eindhoven AI Systems Institute

EAISI brings together all AI activities of the TU/e. Mobility is one of the three application areas of EAISI.

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Smart Mobility Spinoffs

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News

March 30, 2023
Improving the safety of next-generation software for self and connected driving
Sangeeth Kochanthara defended his PhD thesis at the department of Mathematics and Computer Science on March 17th.
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January 26, 2023
Advances in Perception for Automated Mobile Systems
Chenyang Lu defended his PhD thesis at the department of Electrical Engineering on January 25th.
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Antarctic rover performs research in the snow
January 12, 2023
ROBUST AI program receives additional €25 million in funding from Dutch Research Council
January 10, 2023
Major NWO grants for five research consortia involving TU/e
December 14, 2022
The King Willem-Alexander Tunnel in Maastricht (Photo: Rijkswaterstaat).
How can we make tunnels safe and fast for traffic?
December 13, 2022

Brainpower to the rescue

Mobility is a basic human need. It is a prerequisite for a healthy economy and sustainable society. However, our current mobility system is far from sustainable. In fact, pollution, noise, congestion, inefficient use of public space and high accidents rates are drastically impacting on the economy and our well-being.

At TU/e we believe that a future of fully sustainable mobility is possible and within reach. In fact, our students and over 200 researchers who conduct research on mobility related issues, are committed to accelerate the transition to a sustainable mobile future.

Meet our team

University Professor

Maarten Steinbuch

Full Professor

Marieke Martens

Future Everyday
Scientific Advisor

Henk Nijmeijer

Dynamics and Control
Full Professor

Ruth Oldenziel

Technology, Innovation & Society
Full Professor

Mark van den Brand

Software Engineering and Technology
Full Professor

Tom van Woensel

Operations Planning Acc. & Control
AI Program manager mobility

Margriet van Schijndel

Eindhoven AI Systems Institute
Director EAISI Program Board

Shane O'Seasnáin

Eindhoven AI Systems Institute

Focus areas

The Strategic Area Smart Mobility has the following focus areas

Inherently Safe Mobility

This focus area contains advanced driver assistance systems, automotive WIFI and 5G cellular connectivity, LIDAR, stereo camera systems, AI,…

Inherently Clean and Energy efficient mobility

Inherently Clean and energy efficient mobility fuels from electricity, cleaner engines, electrification, bicycle technology

Cutting cost of congestion and logistics

This focus area contains data science & logistics, distributed traffic management and V2X systems research.

Solve spatial issues around mobility

This focus area contains research of active modalities as walking and cycling, smart cities, new sustainable and affordable mass transport…

Make mobility available and improve its quality

This focus area researches high quality mobility automated driving, affordable mobility-as-a-service.

Automotive student teams

TU/e has various student teams focusing on enhancing our mobility future

Energy transition, Automotive technology

Solar Team Eindhoven

Solar Team Eindhoven is a multidisciplinary student team working on the sustainable mobility of the future.

Automotive technology, Artificial Intelligence

University Racing Eindhoven

builds an electric Formula-style race car to compete in both the electric and autonomous racing class of the Formula Student competition.

energy transition, smart mobility

InMotion

InMotion is a student team with the ambition to shape the future of electric mobility. Charging should be just as quick as refueling. To…

energy transition, automotive technology

TU/ecomotive

shaping the future of sustainable mobility together

Meet our partners

Dinalog Campus in Breda, Automotive Campus Helmond, RAI Automotive Industry NL | RAI Vereniging, CCAM, Maas Alliance, TomTom, Connekt-ITS Nederland, European Sypply Chain Forum en Green Car Initiative 

Automotive related educational programs

TU/e offers various Automotive BSc, MSc, Honors, PDEng and PhD programs

Bachelor Automotive Technology

Bachelor Industrial Engineering

Bachelor Mechanical Engineering

Master Automotive Technology

Master Operations Management and Logistics

Master Systems and Control

EngD Automotive Systems Design

PhD program Automotive Systems

An in-depth study and research project in the field of Automotive Systems allow you to further specialize and to focus on the future, your…

Smart Mobility projects

TU/e develops technologies in vehicles to improve safety, traffic flow and ease of use. TU/e studies driver assistance systems, vehicle dynamics and human-technology interaction. Within our Smart Mobility strategic area we have made significant progress.

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