(Holzminden, June 4th, 2021) Collaboration between DB subsidiaries Regionalbus Braunschweig and ioki • Easy ordering via app or phone • Demand-driven supplement to public transport services at off-peak times
(Gronau, June 1st,2021) On-demand service supplements Gronau’s transport infrastructure with four electric vehicles • DB subsidiary ioki provides the technical platform for the fare-integrated city bus alternative • Seamless mobility thanks to more stops and connection to the Park+Ride parking lot
The mobility transformation in Europe must be driven forward through modern, digital and inner-European platform solutions in order to create a real added mobility value. This added value can only be created through the development of holistic software solutions that enable public authorities and (transport) companies to integrate new forms of mobility across different modes of transport.
Jakob Kammerer is Head of Autonomous Mobility at ioki and thus responsible for developing the software that connects driverless vehicles with our operating system for digital mobility. After completing his B.Sc. in automotive engineering at the Technical University of Ilmenau in 2014, he progressed through several positions at Daimler, General Motors and the PSA Group into the field of mobility. Today we talk to Jakob about the supreme discipline of modern mobility: autonomous driving.
(Karlsruhe, 3 May 2021) KVV.mobil app will be operated on Mobimeo’s Mobility-as-a-Service platform from the beginning of May 2021 • Networking of public transport, the on-demand service MyShuttle and sharing offers • ioki enables deep integration of on-demand service in MaaS platform for the first time via API
ioki has already achieved a number of milestones in the field of autonomous driving, from test operations on closed terrain to linking an On-Demand-Booking-System with autonomous driving vehicles. In March 2021, the «Law on Autonomous Driving» was presented in the Bundestag, which clearly shows: The topic is gaining more weight not only among mobility designers, but also at the political level. In the bill presented, legal framework conditions were defined for fully automated driving in certain operating areas. In addition, further investments are to be made in research and development in the field to make the mobility of the future safer, more environmentally friendly and, above all, user centered. «Germany will be the first country in the world to bring autonomous vehicles out of the research labs and onto the road,» says Federal Minister Andreas Scheuer – ioki has already been working on this for several years and shows itself to be an innovator making progress here.
(Karlsruhe, April 21st, 2021) German premiere: first-time combination of autonomous and on-demand • Funding project „EVA-Shuttle“ starts passenger operation in Karlsruhe • Flexible App-booking via ioki platform
(Darmstadt, April 1st, 2021) HEAG mobilo initiates needs-based mobility for Darmstadt with ioki and Clevershuttle • up to 35 vehicles throughout the city • climate-friendly expansion of public transport services
Jörg Starr has already passed through several stations in the automotive industry. He has already worked as a manager at Smart and Daimler. Today, the hydrogen mobility expert works for Audi. In addition, Jörg Starr is chairman of the Clean Energy Partnership (CEP). Technology, mineral oil and energy companies, gas producers and car manufacturers are working together to establish emission-free mobility with hydrogen and fuel cells across the board.