March 2025: Andorra Research + Innovation has updated the National Mobility Model of Andorra with 2024 data.

March 2025: An innovative new traffic management tool that aims to improve reliability for buses in real time through the power of AI is being trialled in Preston, UK.

February 2025: The groundbreaking tool was developed by Main Roads Western Australia (MRWA) in collaboration with iMove and Aimsun.

December 2024: i2CAT, ACISA and Aimsun have developed a digital twin to enhance public transport efficiency in Terrassa, Barcelona.

September, 2024: The new guidance from Aimsun, supported by the UK Department for Transport (DfT), outlines best practices for ensuring stability and convergence in dynamic assignment models.

July, 2024: Aimsun is building a large-scale, multi-tier transport model for Transport for Greater Manchester, one of the UK’s most prominent transport authorities.

May, 2024: Following a successful external audit, we are proud to announce that the Aimsun S.L. management system is now certified in quality.

April, 2024: The latest version of Aimsun Next mobility modeling software is out now! It not only brings new software features, but also marks the launch of a customer portal and subscription-based licenses.

February 2024: Tees Valley Combined Authority has selected Aimsun and Yunex Traffic to provide a traffic digital twin to improve bus service reliability and wider traffic management.

February 2024: The Director General of the Abu Dhabi ITC presented Aimsun with a partner appreciation award in recognition of work on Analytics as a Service.

January 2024: How traffic digital twins can accurately simulate network incidents, congestion and even air quality to help mitigate transport delays and improve environmental sustainability

December 2023: We are proud to be partnering with Burapha University to deliver the first real-time traffic simulation and prediction system in Bangkok for the Expressway Authority of Thailand (EXAT).

November 2023: Aimsun’s global expansion continues with the official opening of our first office in the Middle East.

October 2023: Our CEO, Dr Alexandre Torday, talks to Adam Hill of ITS International Magazine and explains why Aimsun has switched its strategy from software delivery to outcome-based solutions.

September 2023: Leading transport agencies are changing their focus from managing assets to delivering outcomes. How does Aimsun align with this paradigm shift?

July 2023: The latest version of Aimsun Next mobility modeling software is now available for download.

June 2023: Aimsun is launching a full suite of digital mobility solutions, packaging its classic transport simulation software with data management and analytics, artificial intelligence, and services.

May 2023: New Transport Modelling Project With preparations underway for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games,

The EU-funded HARMONY research project uses Aimsun traffic simulation in planning for on-demand mobility and logistics services.

March 2023: The recent Aimsun User Day was an incredible success, bringing together transport professionals to discuss best practices, and explore the latest advancements in transport modeling and simulation technology.

January 2023: The Aimsun Research Project team were just recovering from a mammoth bidding effort for Horizon Europe Projects. We are glad to report that we were very successful, and since October, have started 5 new projects.

December 2022: Today Aimsun welcomes Graeme Inglis as the new Global Head of Professional Services. This is a key position in Aimsun’s management team and was previously held by Dr Alex Torday, who took the helm as Aimsun’s CEO earlier this year.

December 2022: The vision of the IMHOTEP project is a multimodal European transport system, where different modes of travel are seamlessly integrated to give passengers a great door-to-gate and gate-to-door experience

November, 2022: Yunex Traffic and Aimsun win the Mobility Award at Smart City Expo in Barcelona for the “Digitization of Traffic” (DIGI-V) project in Wiesbaden.