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IMIQ - Intelligenter Mobilitätsraum im Quartier

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Überblick über das Projekt

"IMIQ - Intelligenter Mobilitätsraum im Quartier" ist ein Projekt des IMR (Intelligenter Mobilitätsraum), welches im Wissenschaftshafen in Magdeburg ansässig ist. In der geplanten Laufzeit von 2024 - 2028  wird der Wissenschaftshafen zu einem Zukunfts-Quartier, in welchem neue Lösungen bedürfnisorientiert erdacht, technisch getestet und sozio-ökonomisch implementiert werden.

Weitere Details sind unter Das Projekt zu finden.

Gefördert wird das Projekt durch EFRE - Europäischer Fonds für regionale Entwicklung.

 

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LinkedIn Beitrag vom 3. Juni 2026

How will cities move in the future? Through smarter infrastructure? Connected mobility systems? New forms of interaction between technology and urban life?
Tomorrow Labs is back, and IMIQ will be there.

On Saturday, June 6th, the Wissenschaftshafen Magdeburg transforms into an open-air lab from 16:00 to 22:00.

Try out a driving simulator for remote-controlled automated vehicles, explore traffic simulations of Magdeburg, and experience the digital mobility twin through VR and a chatbot. Free and open to everyone.

LinkedIn Beitrag vom 27. Mai 2026

The concept of the 15 minute city offers an important vision for accessible and liveable urban environments.
But urban mobility realities are often more complex than a single model can fully capture. Daily life frequently involves movement beyond local neighbourhoods, making strong and flexible mobility systems essential. 
This is one of the reasons why autonomous and on demand mobility solutions like those explored in the IMIQ project are becoming increasingly important.
In cities like Magdeburg, daily mobility extends beyond individual neighbourhoods, making connectivity across the wider urban network essential. 
When combined with public transport, intelligent and connected services can help improve accessibility, strengthen links across the urban network, and support more adaptive mobility.
By testing intelligent mobility solutions in a real urban environment, IMIQ explores how technology can support more accessible, connected, and user oriented mobility.
Hashtag#MagdeburgsMobilityOfTomorrow
Photo credit: Jana Dünnhaupt

LinkedIn Beitrag vom 20. Mai 2026

Throwback to our first time speaking at the DECOMM – the 14th German Conference on Mobility Management by DEPOMM e.V. 🚍
We were honoured that our contribution was selected and enjoyed sharing the session with Dr. Alina Wetzchewald & Helena Bauer from the Wuppertal Institut für Klima, Umwelt, Energie gGmbH and Leonie Dittrich from Technische Universität Hamburg on flexible and autonomous mobility in urban and rural areas.
Leander Kauschke and Karolin Marie Knothe gave a short overview of the IMR projects and the current regulatory situation before focusing on one key takeaway from our experiences in the IMIQ project: autonomous mobility is not only a technological challenge, but also a task of mobility management and organisational learning.
A big thank you to the organisers, to Melanie Schade for moderating the session, and to everyone who joined the discussion!
We brought home plenty of valuable input on how to make our mobility solutions a real success for the city and users alike. Offering brilliant technical solutions alone is not enough — we need to manage the entire user journey, from creating awareness of new services to the moment users arrive at their final destination.
#MagdeburgsMobilityOfTomorrow

 

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