Do you want to be a forerunner in autonomous systems, gaining new business opportunities? If yes, join the webinar on Monday 27th of April 2020 at 15.00–17.00 (GMT+3), organised by RAAS, the Research Alliance for Autonomous Systems. You’ll get an overview of the RAAS innovation ecosystem and the most important research topics related to RAAS’s four verticals (road transport, maritime, UAVs, and working machinery), and hear a panel discussing how to design ethical and safe autonomous transportation. Join by 24th of April at noon here: https://lnkd.in/evQDWSP

In this online session, we will:

1) present the RAAS innovation ecosystem and communicate how it is leveraged for achieving ambitious goals,
2) discuss the most important research topics related to RAAS’s four verticals (road transport, maritime, UAVs, and working machinery), and
3) have a panel discussing how to design ethical and safe autonomous transportation.

Is micro-mobility helping or hurting our cities? In the past few years, micro-mobility services have been arriving at unprecedented speed and scale to cities that are oftentimes ill-prepared to manage them. In these early years of micro-mobility, the metrics used to describe the programs are limited to general statistics which can make it difficult to measure how well the program is meeting a city’s goals, and almost always impossible to compare one city to another.

Achieving Sustainable Micro-Mobility aims to identify strategic goals of a sustainable micro-mobility program that can be shared amongst all cities. It also identifies practical key performance indicators (KPI) that can be used to assess its strengths and weaknesses.

Ramboll organises a webinar where Pekka Stenman, Traffic Engineer at the City of Tampere will share Tampera’s experiences with micro-mobility and how they will proceed in the future. He will be joined by Ian Sacs Market Manager Smart Mobility and the main author of the report who will present the main findings and how cities can apply the 12 goal framework.

Read more and sign up on the event registration site.

Quantum computing will revolutionize industries such as health care, finance, IT and sciences both materially and theoretically. It will provide unprecedented computing power for the data-driven economy. With more speed and less power, there will be wild new possibilities for all industries.

Superconducting technology and cooling systems for quantum computing pave the way for the sustainable development of quantum computing. Experts from the Aalto University, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland and leading Finnish quantum technology companies, such as Bluefors and IQM, will share their insights during the webinar. The webinar is organised by Helsinki Business Hub.