News archive
May 28th, 2020
Virtual Review in Stuttgart
The MOSIM project passed successfully its second revieww: the MOSIM framework is implemented in a first prototype and demonstrated based on the generic use case "pedal car".
November, 2019
IMPLEMENTATION OF PEDAL CAR STARTED
For an optimal cooperation the implementation is organized in an agile manner working in different SCRUM teams using GitLab.
September 10th, 2018
April 1st and 2nd, 2020
GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN VIENNA
Due to Corona the general assembly takes place in a web session with more than 30 participants. The progress of the different implementations is shown and discussed. Furthermore the next steps towards standardization, dissemination and exploitation were defined.
October, 2019
TECHNICAL MEETING IN MUNICH
The next steps towards the implementation of the generic use case “Pedal Car” were discussed and agreed.
July 25, 2019
REVIEW IN HAMBURG
The MOSIM project passed successfully its first review: the architecture is defined and a first proof of concept was demonstrated
May 9, 2019
SUCCCESSFUL GA IN SWEDEN
The general assembly in Skövde has now come to an end - two days of very interesting talks, discussions and interactions between participants.
November 27, 2018
INTERNATIONAL KICK-OFF
The international kick-off takes place in Ulm, Germany, November 27-28. All project partners will be represented.
SIGN TIME FUNDED
The Austrian Partner Sign Time is now funded.
March 22, 2019
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
MOSIM general assembly takes place in Skövde, Sweden May 7-8th. It will be held at the ASSAR Industrial Innovation Arena.
September 28, 2018
GERMAN CONSORTIUM
The German consoritum has now received the funding confirmation and is now officially a MOSIM partner.
SWEDISH CONSORTIUM
The Swedish consortium has officially been approved by the national funding agency and is now part of the MOSIM project.
March 22, 2018
LABEL RECEIVED
ITEA has now labeled MOSIM and the national consortia are now preparing their national applications.
June 25, 2018
ABOUT MOSIM
MOSIM is an ITEA 3 project focusing on Modular Simulation of Natural Human Motions. The project runs from 2018-09-01
to 2021-08-31.
CONTACT
Dr. Thomas Bär
Daimler Buses - EvoBus GmbH
thomas.baer@daimler.com