DEKRA Solutions 3/2018
Yoghurt, wine and Co. are delivered by trucks. The world would grind to a halt without commercial vehicles. Furthermore, driver assistance systems provide a higher level of safety and networked vehicles provide a clever transport. DEKRA solutions presents most exceptional innovations and looks at the logistics sector of tomorrow.
Transport Industry in a Changing World
The big data collection has started: Evaluated data can reduce fuel consumption, enable precise diagnosis of maintenance requirements and parts replacements, make logistics more efficient, and is furthermore an absolute prerequisite to networking and automating mobility. Yet as the value of this data skyrockets, so too does the importance of its protection and relevance of the question: “Who does this data actually belong to?” DEKRA solutions shows what is possible with data analysis.
Before self-driving trucks and buses are gathering on our roads, manufacturers have to master the six levels of automation. But to achieve the highest level, there are other obstacles to overcome too. Read more about this topic in the current issue from page 34 onwards.
Cities are urgently searching for solutions to their traffic issues. But how can you create harmony between the population’s demands for mobility and living spaces? DEKRA solutions presents worldwide transport concepts which aim to enhance life quality and efficiency.
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Take a Look at the DEKRA solutions Magazine 1/2023
The energy transition is enormously important against the background of climate change. In the current issue of DEKRA solutions, the authors focus on this vital topic and the numerous sustainable ways of generating energy. You can also read how smart dummies are enriching accident research and how they differ from their conventional counterparts.
Micromobility on the Rise
Ride sharing and car sharing in competition with taxicabs, short range mobility via e-scooters or bicycles – so-called micromobility services are regarded as an important component of the mobility revolution. Large cities in particular expect them to reduce traffic and parking problems, improve the use of public transport – and thus reduce CO2 emissions overall.
