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iMobility Challenge event

The next iMobility Challenge event, "Intelligent Mobility, Smart Cities" takes place in Brussels on 18 November 2014. Experts from innovation companies and researchers will share the latest ideas and developments in the field of intelligent mobility, sharing insights into how we will move forward in cities tomorrow, and what future vehicles will look like. Confirmed keynote speakers include John Baekelsmans, CTO at Cisco; other key speakers will be Rupert Fausset, Principal Sustainability Advisor at F
November 12, 2014 Read time: 1 min
The next iMobility Challenge event, "Intelligent Mobility, Smart Cities" takes place in Brussels on 18 November 2014.

Experts from innovation companies and researchers will share the latest ideas and developments in the field of intelligent mobility, sharing insights into how we will move forward in cities tomorrow, and what future vehicles will look like.

Confirmed keynote speakers include John Baekelsmans, CTO at 1028 Cisco; other key speakers will be Rupert Fausset, Principal Sustainability Advisor at Forum for the Future and Anders Eygensson, Director Governmental Affairs at 609 Volvo Car Corporation. They will introduce future trends on urban mobility and smart vehicles.

CLEPA, the European Association of Automotive Suppliers, is organising the “Driving the future of E-Mobility" workshop at the same venue, taking place immediately after the iMobility Challenge conference and starting with the networking lunch jointly organised by the two events.

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