Specifically, this involves workshops, discussion forums, and presentations. According to the institute, one highlight will be the new audio guide for the RailCampus OWL in Minden. It offers fascinating insights into the projects and partnerships on site.
The first interview guest, Professor Dr. Stefan Witte, Vice-President for Research and Transfer at TH OWL, highlighted the personal and scientific significance of the RailCampus OWL. The project will be completed next spring, and the results will then be available online to anyone interested in future mobility.
Initiatives such as the audio guide and events like RailWeek OWL build bridges between science and society and promote understanding of sustainable mobility and innovation.
Background: As the institute explains, the EnableATO project creates a technological framework for new automated, rail-based mobility and demonstrates its interfaces with one another and with other modes of transport in the vicinity of Minden Station.
EnableATO connects the campuses of the German Center for Future Mobility (DZM) and strengthens cooperation between Karlsruhe, Hamburg, Annaberg-Buchholz, and Minden in the context of mobility.
