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and viewing directions of cameras from surveillance systems and mobile devices (mobile phones) in large building structures in real time. The solution is characterised by high accuracy in the range of less than 1 metre. Mobile Identity Management: Rapid and reliable identification of persons is today the key to ensuring security. For example, in the field of border control, there is a growing need for mobile solutions and a specific demand for biometric verification systems to check the identity of persons. Today, biometric identification

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VCÖ Mobility Award 2020: AIT projects win in two categories

17 September 2019, two AIT projects were honoured with the VCÖ Mobility Award 2020 at a festive gala event. SUPERBE won in the category ‘Research and Scientific Studies’, InFraReD in the category ‘ [...] AI-supported planning platform makes it possible to take mobility issues into account in the early planning phases of urban and settlement development and to compare different variants and scenarios [...] release: Intelligent Framework for Resilient Design wins the VCÖ Mobility Award 2020 in the category of Digitisation Congratulations to all the winners!

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UrbanLight

energy saving potential - will have a rather positive effect on mobility behavior as well as the feeling of safety and well-being. × Kontakt Formular Pflichtfelder sind mit einem * markiert. Name * E-Mail [...] Transport, Innovation and Technology (BMVIT) as part of the "Mobility of the Future" program. Publications K. Markvica, G. Richter, G. Lenz: "Improving LED luminaries for street lighting to meet road [...] street lighting on road users´ perception of public space and mobility behavior"; Building and Environment, 154 (2019), S. 32 - 43. Further informations MA 33 MA 33 - on the accompanying studies

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The mobile high-performance laboratory

The RoadSTAR mobile laboratory developed by the AIT, equipped with the latest sensor, satellite navigation and camera technology, records all the

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Anita Graser receives the 2020 Sol Katz Award

AIT mobility data scientist Anita Graser was honoured with the 2020 Sol Katz Award, presented on 10. September 2020, during the virtual OSGeo

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Urban Transport Tbilisi

contribute to a multimodal transport and sustainable urban mobility in Tbilisi, supporting its goal to be a leader in the region and becoming a smart, future-ready city. Acknowledgement All the work [...] Seer Senior Scientist/Thematic Coordinator Urban Development&Mobility Transformation +43 50550-6478 +43 50550-6439 stefan.seer(at)ait.ac.at Information material Tbilisi report pdf (7 MB) Publications S. Seer, G. Lenz: "Integrated Urban Mobility Systems"; presentation at 10th Local Economic Development Forum, Tbilisi (Georgia); 13.-14.09.2017 G. Lenz: "Knowledge Capacity

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SPINTRENDS

the roadmap will base on a compilation of the most up-to-date mobility and spatial development trends and an inventory of good practices of innovative measures and concepts. The results of SPINTRENDS [...] the roadmap. It will consist of the identification of trends in mobility and spatial development, resulting in a structured description of these trends including interdependencies and influence factors.

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3D audio navigation for elderly people

Independent mobility is essential for maintaining the quality of life of older people. Due to different physical changes and limitations in old age, [...] orientation solution that will help people achieve independent mobility by making orientation simple and intuitive. The key aspect of our solution is that people can understand where to go by simply

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MixME

Seer Senior Scientist/Thematic Coordinator Urban Development&Mobility Transformation +43 50550-6478 +43 50550-6439 stefan.seer(at)ait.ac.at × Kontakt Formular Pflichtfelder sind mit einem * markiert.

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Impact assessment and transport planning guidelines

same features, however, have become a challenge for the city’s mobility. The hilly nature of Tbilisi, along with the poor quality of its public transport, high road congestion, unregulated taxis, and cheap parking impede its shift to sustainable urban mobility. Building on the initial transport system assessment conducted by the Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT) for the City of Tbilisi [...] Seer Senior Scientist/Thematic Coordinator Urban Development&Mobility Transformation +43 50550-6478 +43 50550-6439 stefan.seer(at)ait.ac.at

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