BMW Group Germany

Website:
www.bmwgroup.com
Dr Christoph Grote
SVP Research, Advanced Technologies, Innovations 

Bosch

The Bosch Group is a leading global supplier of technology and services. It employs roughly 375,000 associates worldwide (as of December 31, 2015). According to preliminary figures, the company generated sales of more than 70 billion euros in 2015. Its operations are divided into four business sectors: Mobility Solutions, Industrial Technology, Consumer Goods, and Energy and Building Technology. The Bosch Group comprises Robert Bosch GmbH and its roughly 440 subsidiaries and regional companies in some 60 countries. If its sales and service partners are included, then Bosch is represented in roughly 150 countries. This worldwide development, manufacturing, and sales network is the foundation for further growth. The Bosch Group’s strategic objective is to deliver innovations for a connected life. Bosch improves quality of life worldwide with products and services that are innovative and spark enthusiasm. In short, Bosch creates technology that is “Invented for life.”

Dr Marko Hackel
Business Match
Business Type

CEMOSA Spain

CEMOSA is an engineering consultancy and quality control company (SME) in the field of construction, including transport infrastructure and building which was born 44 years ago. Its headquarters are in Malaga (Spain), and it includes 9 national offices and 6 international offices (Brazil, Panama, Colombia, Chile, Equator and Bolivia). The company comprises the following business lines: 1) Transport Infrastructures Engineering, 2) Geotechnical engineering 3) Building and Industrial Engineering, 4) Construction Material Quality Control, 5) Health and Safety Coordination, 6) Product Certification and 7) Research & Innovation. The research and innovation department works jointly with the technical staff in other areas of the compan y.

CEMOSA has a consolidated experience in Research & Innovations projects funded by the EU (FP7 and H2020) and the Spanish Government. Its role in R&D projects covers both technical and dissemination activities. It has experience as Project Coordinator, as Dissemination Manager and as partner. 

Website:
www.cemosa.es
Mr Sergio Escriba
Mr Sergio Escriba
LinkedIn logo Research engineer 
Transport Area
Business Match

Center for research and development of socio-economic systems Russia

Maxim Tyukavin
Maxim Tyukavin

Centro Ricerche Fiat

Website:
www.crf.it
Dr Roberto BRACCO
Transport Area
Business Match

City of Warsaw Poland

Department of Roads and Transportation

MSc EE Stanislaw Jedlinski
chief expert, international projects manager 

Creafutur Foundation Spain

CREAFUTUR is a private foundation promoted by the Government of Catalonia and ESADE Business School. Its mission is to promote and foster innovation in businesses and institutions, understanding people’s future needs and the trends shaping the market, to help detect and disseminate new areas of opportunity through new products, new services, new business models and new communication strategies. All Creafutur projects aim a putting the customer, the user and/or the citizen at the heart of the innovation process.

Creafutur accumulates a wide experience in mobility sector, with special focus on user needs characterization, new mobility concepts evaluation and identification of future business opportunities in urban mobility services.

PROJECTS:

  • smartCEM project (CIP ICT-PSP 2012): Four European cities/regions (Barcelona, Gipuzkoa-San Sebastian, Newcastle and Reggio Emilia) come together under the project smartCEM (Smart Connected ElectroMobility) to demonstrate the role of ICT solutions to overcome the limitations of electromobility for cities and citizens. Barcelona pilot consisted on an electric scooter sharing service (MOTIT). More info: www.smartcem-project.eu
  • Smart Mobility project (2011-2012): Creafutur and the Barcelona City Council performed an in-depth study to evaluate the citizens’ needs in terms of mobility and assess the feasibility of deploying an electric vehicle shared service in Barcelona.
  • The user of future's train: Smart Mobility (2014-2015): Creafutur carried out a project for the Catalan railway cluster (Railgrup) that aimed to find innovative solutions for rail transport from user needs and main industry trends.
  • Urban Mobility project in Barcelona (2013-2016): Creafutur is coordinating periodic workshops between a European automotive OEM and regional authorities in order to identify and conceptualise future mobility services in the city.
  • G-MOTIT (2015-2016): a H2020 project that aims to enhance an innovative electric scooter sharing system for urban mobility with EGNSS-based location technology. MOTIT is an innovative service that has been developed in order to solve mobility problems in the city of Barcelona and potentially major metropolitan areas in Europe. Creafutur is leading the business related activities. More info:  http://gmotit.pildo.com 

DeustoTech (University of Deusto) Spain

DLR - German Aerospace Center Germany

Website:
www.dlr.de/fk
Oliver Deißer
Oliver Deißer
Project Manager 
Transport Area
Business Match

Dow Poland

Chemical industry
Website:
Www.dow.com
Mr Dawid Sibilak
Transport Area
Business Match