Innovationcampus Futute Mobility

InnovationCampus Future Mobility (ICM)

Cutting-edge research into sustainable mobility and production of tomorrow

The transport systems and production techniques of the future need to be sustainable and efficient. This will require breakthrough technologies – from innovative vehicle drives to versatile production processes. The goal of the InnovationCampus Future Mobility (ICM) is to shape this change. In the ICM, the University of Stuttgart is combining its world class research and innovation teams with those of Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) to develop new technologies quickly and flexibly, testing new approaches, and creating the basis for a wide range of innovations.

Beginning in 2019, the ICM now has more than 300 researchers involved in over 170 research projects, and 60 research institutes are working on electric motors without rare earths, innovative manufacturing technologies, and self-learning software systems for vehicles. The ICM is one of Germany’s largest initiatives on transport and production methods of the future. Solutions being developed at the ICM show that economic success and ecological responsibility are by no means mutually exclusive but can even complement each other.

The ICM focuses on cross-disciplinary application-oriented basic research in three research fields:

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