Energy efficient mobility

Drive-by-Wire (DbW) technology has the potential to revolutionize the automotive industry by enabling more energy-efficient mobility solutions. Our research group is focused on developing advanced DbW systems with a focus on control algorithms, software development, and novel concepts.

Advanced control algorithms and software development are critical components of DbW systems. Our team is exploring new algorithms that improve the precision and responsiveness of the system while optimizing energy efficiency. Additionally, we are developing software that incorporates redundancy and fail-safe features to ensure the safety and reliability of the system.

We are also exploring novel concepts for DbW technology that can further improve energy efficiency. For example, we are investigating the use of advanced materials and sensors that can reduce the weight of the vehicle while also improving performance. We are also exploring the potential for integrating DbW technology with other advanced technologies such as regenerative braking and energy storage systems.

Our goal is to develop advanced DbW systems that are optimized for energy efficiency and can be integrated into a wide range of vehicles. We believe that the development of novel concepts, along with advanced control algorithms and software, is critical to achieving this goal. By improving energy efficiency, we can help reduce emissions and create a more sustainable future for transportation.