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DyNaMo Safe and sustainable mobility in the city of tomorrow – AI assistance systems for cycling

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Traffic accidents are among the most common causes of death among children and young adults up to 29 years of age worldwide. The DyNaMo project is therefore dedicated to promoting safe and sustainable mobility with a special focus on cycling and researches innovative approaches to increase road safety.

A central goal is the AI-supported analysis of driving behavior (AI: artificial intelligence). This will allow measures to be developed for a safer cycling infrastructure. It is also possible to use it to research training programs for cyclists. We are laying the foundations for legally compliant AI assistance systems that are intended to support and protect cyclists.  

The project pursues an interdisciplinary approach and combines the disciplines of computer science, law, traffic psychology and transport science. AI methods such as transformer models are used to record driving behavior with the help of wearables and vehicle sensors.


LOEWE Research Cluster
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Partners

  • University of Kassel

Fields of study

  • Public Law, IT Law & Environmental Law, Prof. Dr. Gerrit Hornung (LL.M.)
  • Cycling and local mobility, Prof. Dr. Angela Francke
  • Traffic Planning and Traffic Systems, Prof. Dr. Carsten Sommer
  • Intelligent Embedded Systems (IES, Prof. Dr. Bernhard Sick
  • Communication Technology (ComTec), Prof. Dr. Klaus David

Funding period

2025-2028

Project Coordinator

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Klaus David


Administrative coordinator:

  • Michael Wojtek

+49 (0)561-804-6058 

michael.wojtek@uni-kassel.de

Locations

  • Kassel

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