Institute of Energy Efficient Mobility
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Profile
Vision and Goal
The transformation of mobility as well as the advancing digitalisation requires intelligent approaches and innovative solutions. New technologies such as autonomous driving or safe and secure development, operation and connectivity of vehicles, mobile systems as well as their cyber-physical infrastructure are changing the behaviour of consumers and making both mobility and its broader infrastructure a focus topic.
To look at this change technologically, IEEM positions itself through different research foci in the field of sustainable and safe mobility. The aim is to develop application-oriented technical solutions in cooperation with industrial partners, research institutions and public institutions.
Who are we?
With its staff and the Professors Dirk Feßler, Maurice Kettner, Reiner Kriesten, Philipp Nenninger and Peter Offermann provide a broad and cross-domain expertise. This makes us an ideal partner for research and development activities in the areas of mobility and other cyber-physical, networked systems. Here, we benefit in particular from our many years of cooperation and experience with and from industry.
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News
IEEM mobilises ENERGETIC Sensor Data Transfer
Brand new article published regarding IEEM's contribution within the EU-funded ENERGETIC project. IEEM operates in two central work packages: "Sensors and Data Collection" and "Battery Cloud Predictive Maintenance".
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ENERGETIC 2nd Consortium Meeting in Karlsruhe
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Reiner Kriesten and his team hosted the consortium meeting at HKA on February 1, 2024. 14 partners from seven countries are developing a revolutionary battery management system.
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4.-5.07.2023 | 23. International Stuttgart Symposium
The conference presents current trends in automotive and engine technology. The IEEM is represented by Dr. Rudolf Schnee as well as by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Maurice Kettner and his research group Gas Engine Lab with cooperation partners.
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How can sustainable business models and innovative value chains accelerate the transformation of electric vehicles?
Dr. Rudolf Schnee is speaking on this topic at the 8th International Electric Vehicle Conference at Edinburgh Napier University in the UK on June 22, 2023.
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Preventive and proactive protective measures against cyber attacks in vehicles
Marcel Rumez's successful dissertation under the supervision of Prof. Dr.-Ing. Eric Sax (KIT) and Prof. Dr.-Ing. Reiner Kriesten (IEEM) recommends approaches for information security. Congratulations!
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Reports on Energy Efficient Mobility, Volume 3
Read now fifteen brand new papers from the IEEM publication series.
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Operational safety of modern vehicles
Successful dissertation at the Institute for Energy Efficient Mobility presents a new methodology for identifying safety-critical threats through potential cyber attacks. Congratulations!
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28.06.2022 | Invitation to Future Mobility
Expert lectures present the latest developments within the automotive industry in the areas of electromobility, charging infrastructure, automated driving and fuel cell systems. IEEM participates with Dr. Rudolf Schnee and Prof. Dr.-Ing. Reiner Kriesten.
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How can sustainable business models be developed in the field of electromobility?
Dissertation at the Institute for Energy Efficient Mobility at Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences with a new approach for innovative business models under ecological, economic and social aspects. We congratulate!
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07. - 10.06.22 | VIRTUAL Fuel Cell System Summer School on electrochemical hybrid systems
The partner university Université de technologie de Belfort Montbéliard (UTBM) is organizing a summer school on "Hybrid systems with fuel cells and/or batteries" within the framework of European projects.
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Reports on Energy Efficient Mobility, Volume 2
Publication of eleven brand new papers in the IEEM publication series.
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21.09.2021 | Invitation to Future Mobility
The expert lectures address current topics concerning digital transformation in the automotive sector. The IEEM is represented by Rudolf Schnee and Prof. Dr.-Ing. Reiner Kriesten, who was part of the program committee.
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Security vulnerabilities in the automotive industry
Robin Bolz and Prof. Dr.-Ing. Reiner Kriesten report on existing opportunities and challenges when dealing with security vulnerabilities in the automotive environment.
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ADAS-Sim – a project for students
IEEM is developing a virtual test field for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). Would you like to join us and develop and test lane departure warning systems or autonomous vehicles?
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Institute of Energy Efficient Mobility (IEEM)
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