Is collaboration the key to the mobility of the future? Workspaces Getting a practical insight, exchanging ideas and connecting like-minded people is the idea of the MQ! Workspaces.

Workspaces & Panels

In our 12 workspaces our MQ! attendees discussed the future of mobility from a variety of perspectives and got in touch with experts from Audi as well as from other companies, industries and countries. For that we focussed on the four dimensions of mobility: social, spatial, temporal and sustainable mobility.

Workspaces

How might we source imperceptible mobility potentials?

How might we source imperceptible mobility potentials?

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How might we improve in-car shopping experience while autonomous driving?

How might we improve in-car shopping experience while autonomous driving?

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How might we replace face-to-face communication through virtual reality?

How might we replace face-to-face communication through virtual reality?

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How might we strengthen trust in autonomous vehicles and address ethical challenges?

How might we strengthen trust in autonomous vehicles and address ethical challenges?

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How might we boost innovation with cooperation?

How might we boost innovation with cooperation?

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How might we use machine learning to improve safety and comfort for passengers?

How might we use machine learning to improve safety and comfort for passengers?

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How might we define „total cost of mobility“?

How might we define „total cost of mobility“?

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How might we charge the future electric mobility?

How might we charge the future electric mobility?

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How might we empower users to envision their future digital services?

How might we empower users to envision their future digital services?

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How might we enable electric mobility in urban areas?

How might we enable electric mobility in urban areas?

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How might we change the future of mobility with hydrogen?

How might we change the future of mobility with hydrogen?

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How might we be able to do an agile exchange and evaluation of Start-Ups onsite and asap?

How might we be able to do an agile exchange and evaluation of Start-Ups onsite and asap?

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Panel Discussions

In our three Panel Discussion we asked our MQ! attendees to discuss their very own perspective on future-driven mobility topics with us while asking questions to an interdisciplinary body of experts. Within the unique setting of our MQ! arena we arranged three panel discussions parallel to the workspace rounds.

Sustainable Mobility

How realistic is sustainable private transport? How will shared mobility change our everyday lives and the car ownership structure? Which technologies will arise next? Together with our panel host Don Dahlmann we tried to find answers to this questions.

Cast members:

  • Lisa Füting (Audi Business Innovation GmbH)
  • Jens Stoewhase (Founder & editor in chief intellicar.de)
  • Yu Zhao (Scott) (Senior Trend Analyst at Audi Innovation Research (AIR) Beijing)

Don Dahlmann

Author, journalist, speaker, consultant

Don Dahlmann is an author in the field of “Automotive & Mobility”. He has been a successful journalist, author and PR consultant in the automotive, mobility, social media, motor sports, lifestyle an travel sectors for many years.

Smart Cities and Big Data

Which opportunities will arise for cities in terms of traffic flows, security and planning with the usage of open data? And what about the issue of privacy and data protection? That were the key questions of this Workspace in terms of discussing the possibilities of smart cities in connection with data.

Cast members:

  • Philipp Kraft (SVP Product E.ON)
  • Lutz Fügener (Head of Transportation Design at the University of Pforzheim, Co-owner of StudioFT and Freelance Journalist)

Martin Randelhoff

Urban Planner and Transport Scientist

The Mobility Quotient

Will automated vehicles really disrupt our routines? And if, to what extent will mobility patterns be changed? Jens Schippl and Torsten Fleischer, both researchers of mobility innovation and technology, were discussing this topic in Panel 3.

Jens Schippl

Research of mobility innovation and technology

Torsten Fleischer is heading the research area “Innovation processes and impacts of technology” at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. He focuses on informatization and automation in mobility and interactions between technological and societal change.

Torsten Fleischer

Research of mobility innovation and technology

Jens Schippl is a senior researcher at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. His research interests include sociotechnical processes of change, foresight, and technology assessment in the mobility sector. In particular, he’s interested in the interplay between digitalization and automation.

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