Webinar: Post-pandemic mobility analysis and modeling
As part of the Siemens ITS Summer Webinar Series, Matthew Juckes demonstrates how adaptable models will be key to understanding how new trip decisions could impact traffic.
Tag: mobility
OmniCAV: A Driverless Future for All
AV International Magazine, June 2020: Delivered by 11 partners, led by Aimsun, and partly funded by government body Innovate UK, OmniCAV is a project designed to bridge simulation and trials on test tracks and on the street.
Zephyr® air quality sensors for UK’s first Zero Emission Zone
June 2020: EarthSense works with Aimsun to collect and analyse air quality data for the Highways England-funded project, NEVFMA.
Aimsun to work on traffic study for Gare d’Austerlitz renovation project
We are happy to announce that we are starting our first project with our new client, the Société d’Economie Mixte d’Aménagement de Paris (SEMAPA), working on the large-scale renovation plans for the famous Gare d’Austerlitz in Paris.
Models will have to be redesigned
Highway News, April 30, 2020: At the ITS Canada webinar, Matthew Juckes asks whether we will ever go back to “normal” and discusses how the transportation industry needs a robust modeling system that is flexible enough to test multiple, ever-changing scenarios.
Evaluating the Impact of Signal Phase and Timing
Transport Technology Forum Newsletter, February 2020: Aimsun develops proof-of-concept for a Signal Phase and Timing (SPaT) evaluation tool within the Aimsun Next modeling environment.
MOMENTUM: challenges and opportunities for transport planning and modelling
Jan 2020: Aimsun is a partner in this EU-funded project to assesses the impact of emerging transportation solutions on our cities.
Better traffic forecasting, faster response with intelligent transport systems
CNA, October 2019: Gwyneth Teo interviewed Karen Cheung at ITS World Congress 2019 in Singapore, to find out how our software can help local authorities respond to road situations and solve incidents.
Digital Twins
AV International magazine, October 2019: Gavin Jackman explains how
creating a digital twin of the real world enables safe exploration
of autonomous and connected vehicle technology.
Developing digital roads and improving air quality
Transport Xtra, September 2019: NEVFMA is headed by Aimsun in collaboration with Siemens Mobility, EarthSense and Oxfordshire CC to tackle air quality on UK motorways and A roads.
Synergy PRIME multi-level modelling
May 2019: The Alan Turing Institute team has integrated population growth projections, agent-based modelling and Aimsun traffic simulation to assist the development of intelligent transport systems.
TfL to convert and rebase London ONE model into Aimsun Next
Transport Xtra, May 2019: Aimsun is entering into a major new agreement with Transport for London (TfL) to convert and rebase the London ONE Model into Aimsun Next traffic modelling software.
Aimsun launches Auto autonomous vehicle path planning software
Autonomous Vehicle International, May 2019: Illya Verpraet reports on Aimsun Auto, Aimsun’s major new product launch, unveiled at the Autonomous Vehicle Technology Expo in Stuttgart.
How to win the battle against rising vehicle emissions
Traffic Technology International, Mar 2019: Siemens and Aimsun are contributing to the low carbon goals of London’s new Ultra Low Emission Zone, introduced on 8th April 2019, and to expand to the whole of inner London by October 2021.
How the LAMBDA-V project could help make driverless cars more human
The Engineer, Mar 2019: David Fowler explores how the LAMBDA-V project is helping driverless cars to understand and embrace the unwritten rules of human driving behavior.
Fokus Smart City: Städtische Bastelarbeit
VDI nachrichten, 24. Januar 2019: Die Digitalisierung bietet Chancen für Kommunen. Weltweit haben sich Städte auf den Weg zur Smart City gemacht. Doch Schnelligkeit allein entscheidet nicht.
LAMBDA-V: artificial intelligence starts with human data
Intelligent Transport Magazine, Jan 2019: Andy Graham, LAMBDA-V Project Manager, details how collecting the informal rules of driving could help highly autonomous vehicles learn about how human drivers really use UK roads.
Digital Twins: Testing Autonomous Vehicles in a Virtual World
TaaS Magazine, Dec 2018: The latest mobility modeling software creates a perfect virtual copy of our transportation networks, where we can safely explore the limits of autonomous vehicle technology.
HumanDrive: Traffic modelling reveals potential of connected and autonomous vehicles
HumanDrive blog, Nov 2018: Can CAVs stop accidents and massively increase capacity? Aimsun and Highways England have used traffic modelling to try to find the answers.
Simulating a mobility revolution: connected and autonomous vehicles
Intertraffic World Showcase, Nov 2018: Testing smart mobility doesn’t begin on the road – modeling software creates virtual worlds where vehicle manufacturers and traffic managers can safely explore the limits of CAV technology.
