Digitization is creating new developments at high speed – also and especially in the field of mobility. Particular attention is paid to the safety, reliability and availability of the systems. “GAIA-X 4 Future Mobility” provides the framework for five projects so far, which focus on data-centric applications. The Institute for AI Security at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) coordinates the GAIA-X 4 Future Mobility project family. It brings together 80 partners from business and science.
The common goal is the development of applications in which close networking of users, service providers, manufacturers and suppliers is particularly important. The individual projects deal with, among other things, an intelligent traffic infrastructure, the product life cycle or digital twins in connection with automated driving. “The increasing digitization of all areas of society opens up completely new possibilities for us. With the development of GAIA-X, Europe is creating a powerful and competitive, secure and trustworthy data infrastructure,” says Prof. Dr.-Ing. Anke Kaysser-Pyzalla, CEO of DLR. “DLR is involved in the field of mobility. The experience from 30 years of mobility research and the interdisciplinary approach with the close integration of aerospace,
The current five projects have now been presented at a digital event: GAIA-X 4 KI, GAIA-X 4 AMS, GAIA-X 4 ROMS, GAIA-X 4 PLC-AAD and GAIA-X 4 moveID. TheFederal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection(BMWK) is already funding the first four projects. GAIA-X 4 moveID is in preparation. All projects from GAIA-X 4 Future Mobility are connected to each other and cooperate with other initiatives. The DLR Institute for AI Security in St. Augustin and Ulm strengthens the networking of the projects. It itself conducts interdisciplinary research with a focus on AI-based solutions and secure data infrastructures.
GAIA-X is a European initiative that forms the basis for a digital ecosystem. In it, data and services are to be made available, brought together, shared and used. GAIA-X follows European data protection principles and relies on a decentralized architecture and transparency. Contributions are made to this end across Europe. GAIA-X sets accents in various application domains. One of these domains is mobility. The project family GAIA-X 4 Future Mobility is anchored in it.
| GAIA-X 4 AIArtificial intelligence (AI) is a key technology in the development of complex technical systems. This also applies to innovative mobility solutions. A prerequisite for the successful application of AI is the wide availability of suitable data, services and IT resources. The combination of AI and GAIA-X in one project enables insights into the applicability of GAIA-X, reveals technical needs and thus promotes further development. The application level combines automated and connected driving (AVF) with industrial manufacturing. The goals in industrial application include the standardization of production quality and the development of AI algorithms that can be continuously improved and are transferrable.By linking the fields of application, the project partners are developing building blocks for a data cycle over the entire product life cycle. GAIA-X 4 KI provides important impulses for the automotive industry. Integrated databases, standardized interfaces and comprehensive services are being created as part of the project. The coupling with other data rooms from the mobility domain can mean that the project results can also be used for other work areas. |

