System development to control vehicle driver / occupant emotion
This project aims to develop a system to control driver / occupant emotions and mental & physical conditions to enhance road safety & in-vehicle experience.
This project aims to develop a system to control driver / occupant emotions and mental & physical conditions to enhance road safety & in-vehicle experience.
The key aim of this is to develop the foundation to inform post-2030 electricity systems of the impact and needs brought on by the electrification of transport.
This project will enable microFleet to accelerate development of the OneDock universal e-micromobility charging station platform.
Register for the ‘Understanding size variation in the Australian population for better transport system design’ webinar, held on 28 September 2023.
This project concerns the first step in the process of developing such a digital circular economy monitoring framework for Western Australia.
This project seeks to consider the ideal MaaS framework to benefit users and providers in a sustainable way, acknowledging all parts of the MaaS ecosystem.
Recommendations/policy directions for transition to LZEV trucks, & analysis of total cost of ownership & geospatial roadmap analysis for refueller / EV chargers.
Develop and field test a large animal activated roadside monitoring and alert system for detecting large animals on roadsides and alerting motorists in advance.
This project will report findings on six use cases unique to Australia as pertains to the use of autonomous vehicles on public roads.
Attend our ‘A cooperative research centre approach to tackling transport challenges: Decarbonising transport through collaboration’, on 30 August 2023.
This project will explore how potential consumer challenges to achieving Net Zero emissions might be overcome, in particular looking at three key technologies.
Eligible students are invited to apply for the SCATS Student Traffic Data Innovation Challenge, running on 15 and 16 September 2023.
A case study of SkedGo, a global Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) technology provider, and its work with iMOVE helping further develop its TripGo product.
This project will identify opportunities to overcome common barriers to transport accessibility and inclusivity via use of new/emerging transport technologies.
The See Me app, aimed at transforming public transport for commuters who are blind or vision impaired, has secured $500,000 investment from iMOVE CRC.
iMOVE CRC has backed Australian company microFleet with $500,000 funding to launch a patent-pending micromobility invention called OneDock.