Professional article in bfp Magazine: Better mobility decisions with AIAMO
In the article “Fleet management: Using AI from fines to decision-making”, Markus Wartha, AIAMO consortium leader, explains the project principle of “Decision Driven Data Making”: the starting point is always the specific decision that needs to be made. From this, the system determines which traffic and environmental data are required and how they should be processed for AI-supported analyses in order to provide the best possible decision support.
The article uses travel to RB Leipzig football matches as an example. A virtual model can be used to examine in advance how additional temporary bus stops would affect traffic flow and public transport capacity. The results can be incorporated into planning and routing recommendations.
Companies can also use the data basis developed in AIAMO for their own fleet management applications. This may include charging decisions in the face of fluctuating electricity prices, organising car-sharing schemes, or adapting routes to traffic volumes, costs or emissions.
09.10.2025 - AIAMO in NABU magazine ‘Naturschutz heute’ (Nature Conservation Today) [more...]
02.10.2025 - AIAMO roadshow: Landau starts the trial phase for AI-supported mobility management [more...]
26.09.2025 - In the fast lane with AI: AIAMO in KOMMUNALtopinform [more...]
23.09.2025 - AIAMO bei Springer Professional: KI-Mobilitätsmanagement in der kommunalen Praxis [more...]
17.09.2025 - New technical article: Project progress in Landau [more...]
28.08.2025 - AIAMO in the new edition of BAUM Insights magazine [more...]
27.08.2025 - AIAMO in the magazine Markt & Technik: Intelligent mobility management with AI [more...]
04.08.2025 - AIAMO in the magazine Zeitung für kommunale Wirtschaft (ZfK): AI makes you mobile - intelligent mobility management [more...]
18.07.2025 - AIAMO in dialogue: New mCAST podcast episode on intermodal mobility [more...]
15.07.2025 - AIAMO special edition: Specialist articles from the AI series in Straßenverkehrstechnik With a greeting from the Federal Minister of Transport, Patrick Schnieder [more...]
