AIAMO at the Deutscher Straßen- und Verkehrskongress of the FGSV
From 14 to 16 October 2026, the Deutscher Straßen- und Verkehrskongress (DSVK) of the FGSV (German Road and Transportation Research Association) takes place at the RheinMain CongressCenter in Wiesbaden, and AIAMO will be on site with a joint stand and a presentation.
Together with our project partners ITS Germany, highQ, Swarco, Transcality and Theis Consult, we will be showcasing the project's latest progress at our stand in Hall Süd, E02, and will be on hand for expert discussion. At the heart of our offering is a question that is exercising many local authorities and transport operators: how can artificial intelligence enable a holistic approach to traffic and mobility management?
We will also be exploring this question on stage. On Thursday, 15 October 2026, from 4.30 pm, Markus Wartha and Christian Roszak will offer insights into precisely this topic in the session block on mobility and traffic management.
The background: today, traffic and mobility data is mostly held in isolated systems that have grown up over many years. Artificial intelligence could be key to more efficient traffic flows, lower emissions and mobility services that are better matched to demand. Find out how AIAMOnexus can support such a holistic, AI-driven approach. The talk will also cover decision-driven data making, digital sovereignty and European standards as prerequisites for operating AI-supported critical infrastructure, as well as an outlook on transferability beyond the pilot regions.
We look forward to welcoming you at our stand and at the talk. Drop by, put your questions to us, and let's talk together about the future of mobility.
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