InSuM - Interior Hub

Interior Hub for Sustainable Mobility - InSuM analyzes relevant megatrends such as autonomous driving, electrification, connected cars, and shared mobility with a view to redesigning vehicle interiors while addressing sustainability requirements for the materials used in vehicles and the associated production processes along the value chain. To successfully navigate this challenging transformation, the consortium partners—automoti-ve thüringen, AMZ Network of Automotive Suppliers in Saxony, the Automotive Cluster of Bayern Innovativ, and TUCed, an affiliated institute for technology transfer and continuing education at Chemnitz University of Technology—aim to useappropriate knowledge transfer tools to ensure the networking of all relevant stakeholders, intensify knowledge transfer for the automotive and supplier industries across regions, and provide support in scaling R&D solutions. In particular, plans include cross-industry networking formats, workshops on the transfer of research results, comprehensive trend and market analyses, and a digital platform for supraregional exchange, as well as the nationwide involvement of additional stakeholders in the field of sustainable interiors.