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What role do connected, autonomous, and sustainable mobility solutions play in shaping the way we get around, and who is driving these innovations forward? At our networking conference, thought leaders, companies, and creative minds come together to explore current trends such as autonomous systems, data-driven mobility platforms, and climate-friendly transportation solutions. Look forward to forward-thinking insights, interactive discussions, and valuable connections within a dynamically connected mobility ecosystem.
The Mobility Conference in Munich – Mobility Connected!
The 2026 Network Conference brings together leading figures from business, research, startups, and local governments in Munich to jointly shape the future of mobility. The event focuses on innovations for sustainable, digital, and smart mobility solutions that will make our cities and rural areas fit for the future.
Whether it’s the mobility transition, tomorrow’s transportation solutions, or the role of digitalization in transportation —this is where decision-makers, visionaries, and implementers come together.
Discover best practices and technological innovations, and learn from thought leaders in mobility research and the mobility industry.
Focus on Future Trends & Smart Mobility Solutions
The mobility of the future needs new ideas, bold concepts, and interconnected stakeholders. In recent years, our networking conference has established itself as a central platform to facilitate exactly that: an open exchange on technological, social, and economic developments in the mobility sector.
Following a successful event in 2025, where over 120 participants from business, academia, and politics came together to discuss digital mobility solutions, automated driving, and connected transportation systems, we will continue the dialogue in 2026 with fresh insights.
Here’s what to expect in 2026:
Look forward to a diverse program featuring practical keynotes, interactive panels, inspiring project pitches, and plenty of networking opportunities. In our accompanying exhibitor area, companies, startups, and research institutions will present their innovative solutions in the fields of mobility, infrastructure, energy, and digitalization.
Experience a day full of exciting insights, new connections, and creative ideas—in an inspiring venue with excellent catering.
Together, we’re shaping the mobility of tomorrow—be part of it!
As a transformation consultant at metafinanz, Meike Wenzl shapes the digital transformation in a radically people-centered way. For her, value-adding AI applications and technological innovations emerge precisely where people are at the center. She specifically applies this perspective to the mobility sector: She critically examines the influence of artificial intelligence on our movement patterns and engages intensively with the gender data gap. Meike Wenzl demonstrates in a practical way how AI systems must be trained with a human-centered approach to close data gaps rather than reproduce existing biases. In doing so, she combines technology, social equity, and organizational processes to create genuine change processes that are driven by people.
Hochschule München,
Hochschule München,
Project affiliation: RESOLUT at Bayern Innovativ and Idefiks at the DFG
We are interested in how crowd density changes, where each person is a node in an ad hoc network. Density thus influences network quality. The AI method “Dynamic Mode Composition” enables precise predictions. At the same time, the quantity of interest is broken down into components that can be understood and interpreted using classical engineering mathematics.
Experience concise, inspiring pitches from our exhibitors: In just a few minutes each, companies and startups will present their innovative solutions, products, and services related to connected mobility. Take advantage of this opportunity to gain exciting insights and engage in targeted discussions with the exhibitors.
For 30 years, Bayern International has been a key player in promoting Bavarian foreign trade. In cooperation with the Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs, numerous projects are organized worldwide each year. They are all aimed at supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) from Bavaria in their export efforts. The extensive program includes trade show participation, delegation trips, business trips, delegation visits, digital events, and the “Key to Bavaria” business database. Bayern International works closely with partners in Bavaria and maintains a global network.
Since 1999, Invest in Bavaria has been supporting companies from Germany and abroad in establishing or expanding a location in Bavaria with a comprehensive range of services from a single source. This includes information about the business environment, assistance in finding the ideal location in Bavaria, guidance on grants and financing, as well as on recruiting skilled workers and networking within the local community and with the relevant ecosystem. To provide investors with in-depth, expert support on all key issues, Invest in Bavaria collaborates with qualified partners throughout Bavaria. Invest in Bavaria’s services are free of charge and confidential.
The Initiative for Safe Roads is committed to creating livable cities and to Vision Zero—a vision of traffic with no fatalities or serious injuries. The goal is to significantly improve traffic safety on our roads, particularly to provide long-term protection for vulnerable road users and to promote the mobility transition. To this end, we collect and analyze a wide range of mobility data for in-depth analysis and as input for innovative digital tools for municipalities and other partners.
mouver GmbH is a company specializing in mobility data and a spin-off of the Technical University of Braunschweig. The company supports cities, transportation authorities, and planning firms in the collection, analysis, and evaluation of mobility and traffic data.
Its range of services includes, among other things:
video-based traffic surveys
speed and safety analyses
origin-destination studies
analyses based on floating-car data.
The goal is to provide a reliable data foundation for evidence-based traffic and mobility planning.
Seamless Energy Technologies GmbH specializes in the development and production of solutions for electrified road infrastructure. The company focuses on the scalable implementation of so-called Electric Road Systems (ERS), which enable inductive power transfer to electric vehicles while they are in motion. In doing so, the company combines research and development activities with industrial manufacturing to provide technologies for continuous integration into existing road construction processes.
Momenta Europe GmbH,
Drivers: Optional. The Future: Mandatory—Autonomous Mobility in Public Transit—Where We Stand, Where We Need to Go
What challenges are local governments and municipal utilities (e.g., public utilities) facing on the ground?
In a reverse pitch session, municipalities will describe the problems they’re currently facing and the solutions they’re looking for. Are you interested in participating? (Limited spots available)
Würzburg’s ring road is exceptionally well-suited for intercity traffic as a shortcut between the A3 and A7. It is not uncommon for the route through the city to be a few minutes faster than the one via the Biebelried interchange, which is why popular navigation systems suggest this route. With the increasing availability of real-time routing systems, it stands to reason that this route is also being used more frequently by vehicles that might previously have been more likely to follow the signs on the highway. These vehicles place a strain on the urban transportation system, with all the well-known consequences (traffic jams, wait times, and strain on the environment and infrastructure).
Simon Gredig,
In order to effectively manage individual mobility in the city of Chur, the availability of public and private parking spaces is a crucial factor. The city of Chur currently has no data on where and how many private parking spaces are available in Chur. We are seeking a smart methodology to map the existing parking spaces throughout the city and compile them into a usable dataset. In a second step, a model will be developed to analyze the demand for and the existing supply of parking spaces in such a way that, in the future, additional parking spaces will no longer have to be built mechanically according to a set formula for every new property.
Many cities are grappling with a shortage of parking spaces. At the same time, numerous private parking spaces in underground garages, courtyards, and commercial areas remain unused for much of the day.
Using the Agnesviertel study as an example, the presentation highlights the potential of digital multi-use of private parking spaces. The results make it clear: The parking revolution does not necessarily begin with new construction, but rather with the more effective multi-use of existing spaces.
Spatially Differentiated Parking Space Allocation Formulas: FLEKS (Data-Driven Flexibilization of Municipal Parking Space Regulations) as a Planning Tool
stattbau münchen GmbH,
plan4better GmbH,
Flat-rate parking space allocation formulas do not account for location-specific differences within the urban area. FLEKS combines various indicators on a 100×100-meter grid to determine parking demand, which is calibrated using actual vehicle ownership data. The base model aggregates infrastructure values into zones, while the project model incorporates project-specific factors such as apartment size and subsidized housing. Mobility concepts can be integrated into the new framework.
What challenges are local governments and municipal utilities (e.g., municipal public utilities) facing on the ground?
In a reverse pitch session, municipalities describe the problems they are currently facing and the solutions they are seeking. Are you interested in participating?
Note:
The application deadline is July 15, 2026. Presentations will be selected following a technical review by the organizing team.
In conjunction with the event, we are offering you the opportunity to participate as an exhibitor in the accompanying trade show.
The trade show provides you with an ideal platform to showcase your technologies, products, and services in an innovation-oriented environment.
The exhibitor package includes:
- two tickets
- an exhibition booth including basic equipment (power connection, 2 chairs, 1 bar table)
- Listing with logo on the website
- A pitch slot in the program
| Category | Price (gross)* / Price (net) |
|---|---|
| Exhibition Booth | €773.50 / €650.00 |
| Reduced rate for startups / universities / government agencies | €416.50 / €350.00 |
We offer a variety of sponsorship opportunities as part of the event!
Your benefits:
- Benefit from the event’s excellent reputation
- Nearly 150 people from your target audience will be in attendance
- Take advantage of additional opportunities to present yourself to your professional clientele in a targeted manner
Sponsorship Package:
- Three tickets
- Exhibition booth including basic equipment (power outlet, 2 chairs, 1 bar table)
- Logo placement on the website, on the transition slides of the presentation, and on the back wall of the stage
- A presentation slot in the program
Fee: €1,999 plus 19% VAT
As one of our sponsors, you’ll have exclusive rights to display the following at the event venue:
- Giveaways such as notepads, pens, etc. (lanyards)
If you’re interested, we’d be happy to advise you personally. Alternatively, you’re welcome to register as a sponsor directly via our form.
Note for sponsors:
Please note that participation as a sponsor is subject to a review and confirmation by the organizing team. We want to ensure that the content presented is thematically relevant to the event and offers added value to the participants.
An Inspiring Environment for Innovative Ideas
Our networking conference “Mobilität Vernetzt!” will take place at one of Munich’s most modern and stylish event venues: Design Offices München Atlas.
Look forward to light-filled rooms, an elegant urban ambiance, and an atmosphere that fosters creativity and collaboration in a unique way. The central location with excellent transportation links makes getting there convenient—whether by public transit or by car.
From Munich Central Station, you can reach Design Offices München Atlas in just 22 minutes. The U5 subway line and all S-Bahn lines go to Ostbahnhof; from there, it’s just a few minutes’ walk.
Please note that parking in and around the Werksviertel can be very expensive. If you’re traveling by car, we therefore recommend using a Park & Ride (P+R) lot and covering the last few kilometers conveniently by public transit (ÖPNV).
Feel free to use the DB Event Ticket to book your trip with Deutsche Bahn at a fixed price.
Book your DB Event Ticket here!
: A Culinary Delight We’ve also got your culinary needs covered: You can look forward to a varied and high-quality dining experience featuring seasonal delicacies—freshly prepared, lovingly presented, and available all day long.
Let the inspiring venue and first-class service win you over—we look forward to seeing you there!
A Look Back at 2025
The networking conference“Innovations for the Mobility of the Future”offered an inspiring day full of ideas, discussion, and discoveries. More than 120 decision-makers and experts from research, industry, and startups gathered to collectively envision and actively shape the mobility transition.
The event focused on three thematic blocks:
Parking, Charging, and Sharing;
Innovations in Public Transportation; and
Smart Traffic Management.
Here are the key takeaways:
• Digitalization and connectivity make mobility more efficient and sustainable.
• The transformation process remains challenging—especially where urban and rural areas intersect.
• It is essential to make data visible today, connect infrastructure intelligently, and keep an eye on new business models.
The presentations and discussions made it clear: digitization and connectivity are making mobility more efficient and sustainable, but the transformation process remains challenging—especially where urban and rural areas intersect. (Bayern Innovativ) It became particularly clear just how important it is to make data visible today, to intelligently connect infrastructure, and to keep an eye on new business models.
Networking was a key part of the event: Targeted formats actively fostered exchange, ensuring that participants not only took away inspiration from the presentations but also forged concrete connections—ranging from partnerships and project ideas to follow-up discussions.
In the accompanying exhibitor and activity area, 12 exhibitors presented their solutions and concepts for the mobility of tomorrow. The City Rally was also very well received; it allowed municipalities to share their challenges and ideas and engage in direct competition and exchange with solution providers.
Overall, the day served as a powerful catalyst for the industry—with a focus on sustainable mobility, connected transportation systems, and forward-looking infrastructure. Many thanks to all participants, speakers, and exhibitors who brought this conference to life!
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