MOIA

📣 Now live: the second edition MOIA Pulse!

What does it take to build an evidence-based business case for autonomous on-demand mobility?    Join our live webinar to explore how the Mobility Impact Analyzer (MIA) simulates scenarios and assesses their potential impact.    Our Mobility Consulting team will guide you through the platform step by step, using Berlin as an example city to demonstrate how to define service areas, set assumptions, visualize results and compare KPIs.   You'll also hear from AMAG Group, a leading Swiss automotive retailer and mobility provider, about how simulations support mobility projects together with public and private partners across Switzerland.    This webinar is designed for public transport operators and authorities, private mobility operators, transport planners, innovation teams, consultancies, and anyone evaluating autonomous or on-demand mobility services. Find the link to register in the first comment below ⤵️

Why Testing Matters For Autonomous Mobility?  At our Munich Test Track, we can recreate scenarios that rarely occur on public roads, but that an autonomous driving system still needs to handle safely. Testing these edge cases helps us understand how the system responds when the unexpected happens, with the safety of passengers, pedestrians, and other road users at the center. 🎥 Watch the video for a closer look at why testing matters and learn more about how we test autonomous vehicles in our blog. 👉 Link in the first comment. 💬

𝙃𝙤𝙬 𝙘𝙖𝙣 𝙖𝙪𝙩𝙤𝙣𝙤𝙢𝙤𝙪𝙨 𝙢𝙤𝙗𝙞𝙡𝙞𝙩𝙮 𝙨𝙝𝙖𝙥𝙚 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙛𝙪𝙩𝙪𝙧𝙚 𝙤𝙛 𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝙘𝙞𝙩𝙞𝙚𝙨? 🏙️ This question sparked a lively discussion as we welcomed around 50 participants from the Bucerius Summer School to the MOIA office in Berlin.  The Bucerius Summer School brings together young professionals from across disciplines and countries for an intensive ten-day program focused on today’s most pressing global challenges. As part of this year’s program, the group visited MOIA to learn how a technology company is working to shape the future of mobility in Germany and beyond. We shared the vision behind our product, the economic and societal opportunities of autonomous mobility and introduced the MOIA Mobility Impact Analyzer, which allows us to simulate future mobility systems and explore how different mobility concepts could impact cities. Thank you to the Bucerius Summer School participants for the thoughtful questions, fresh perspectives, and engaging discussion. We enjoyed exchanging ideas with the next generation of leaders on how mobility can evolve in Germany and beyond.

A new day at Arendalsuka, Norway’s largest political event. The event brings together policymakers and representatives from across business and public institutions to discuss a remarkably broad range of topics shaping Norway’s future. This year, autonomous mobility has a much stronger presence on the agenda, a sign of the growing importance of autonomous driving in Norway, which is also reflected in the many conversations taking place throughout the week. It’s a great opportunity to discuss what it takes to bring autonomous mobility into regular operations and integrate it into existing public transport networks. Autonomous mobility has also been part of the session on stage, with MOIA joining Ruter, Møller Mobility Group, Skift and Norway’s Minister of Transpor, Jon-Ivar Nygård. It is encouraging to see the conditions for scaling autonomous mobility receiving this level of political attention. Norway has already created strong conditions for testing autonomous mobility, with a clear ambition for it to make mobility more efficient and help reduce dependence on private cars. Building on this progress, the next step is to create the regulatory conditions for regular operations at scale and across larger service areas. Our pilot project with Ruter As and Holo shows how this ambition is already taking shape. We are working together to advance autonomous ridepooling as part of the city’s future mobility system. Thank you to everyone for the insightful conversations and exchange! Elisabeth Skarsbø Moen Vibeke Harlem Kristoffer Schjødt Westad Øyvind Rognlien Skovli Ulf Tore Hekneby

📣 Join our live webinar to see how the Mobility Impact Analyzer (MIA) simulates scenarios, assesses their impact and supports evidence-based decisions. The Mobility Impact Analyzer is MOIA’s self-service simulation tool for evaluating autonomous on-demand mobility concepts before implementation. In our webinar, you’ll learn: 🔹 How to run a MIA simulation – from defining service areas and assumptions to visualizing results and comparing KPIs  🔹 Which use cases are best suited for the MIA self-service tool and which benefit from a MOIA-led consulting project  🔹 How AMAG collaborates with public and private partners to apply simulations in practice 📅 Date: September 2, 2026  🕒 Time: 11:00 a.m. CEST  🎤 Speakers: Sascha Meyer, CEO MOIA, Tom-Erik Kuhlen, Senior Transport Modelling Specialist at MOIA, and Selina Schmid, Lead Innovation Scouting at AMAG. 👉 Register for our webinar via the link in the first comment ⤵️

Behind the scenes at our proving ground. 👀 Before autonomous vehicles are tested on public roads, they first have to prove themselves under controlled conditions. At our proving ground in Munich, Germany, our team recreates complex traffic scenarios, coordinates every detail, analyzes the results, and repeats tests to validate system performance before the next development step. Watch the video below for a sneak peek. 🎥 Want to learn how we test autonomous vehicles, from simulation to real city traffic? Read more on our blog: https://lnkd.in/eJiPMeAM 

Autonomous mobility can tackle a range of mobility challenges. But which benefit matters most? Vote below👇

Autonomous mobility is changing the operational reality for mobility providers. New roles, new processes, and new competencies become part of everyday operations. New roles emerge. Existing responsibilities evolve. Operators need teams that understand autonomous systems, safety processes, incident management and fleet operations in practice. That's where the MOIA AD Academy comes in. The Academy helps operators build the capabilities needed to safely introduce and operate autonomous mobility services. Its training programs are based on real world operational experience and prepare teams for the challenges of day- to-day service, from Safety Drivers and Fleet Control Operators to Hub Managers and service technicians. Autonomous mobility isn’t just about deploying new technology. It’s about preparing the people who will operate these services every day. 👉 Learn how the MOIA AD Academy helps operators build these capabilities in our latest blog article. 🔗 Find the link in the first comment ⤵️ 

A day at our Test Track in Munich 🥨 Before an autonomous vehicle drives on city streets, it spends countless hours on a closed test track. Here we recreate challenging traffic situations that would be difficult to test on public roads. Unexpected obstacles. Complex intersections. Unusual behavior from other road users. Every scenario helps us better understand how the autonomous driving system responds and where it can continue to improve. 🎥 Our latest video offers a behind the scenes at a day on the Munich Test Track and the work that goes into preparing autonomous vehicles for real world operation. Want to learn how MOIA tests – from simulation to public roads? Our blog article takes you through every stage of the process. Find the link in the first comment. 💬