Experience Urban Air Mobility
ITS Hamburg 2021 and FlyNex invite you to the ITS World Congress in Hamburg from October 11 to 15, 2021. Experience mobility, transport, and infrastructure management of the future. In the conference part “New services from new technologies”, experts and manufacturers will present the latest advances in Urban Air Mobility, such as flight taxis, parcel delivery from the air and data collection by drone.
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The ITS World Congress is the most important international industry event in the field of intelligent transportation systems and services (ITS). From October 11 to 15, 2021, masterminds, developers, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers from the transport, logistics, and IT industries as well as representatives from politics and associations will meet at the Hamburg Congress Center and the Hamburg Messe grounds.
The ITS World Congress is organized by ITS Hamburg 2021 GmbH. Among other European representations, ITS Germany is part of ITS Europe – ERTICO with headquarters in Brussels. ITS Asia Pacific and ITS America / Canada are also part of the worldwide association structure. Every year, the ITS World Congress takes place in one of the three regions in a rotating rhythm. The last European edition was held in Copenhagen in 2018. The next ITS World Congress in Europe will be hosted by Germany in Hamburg from October 11 to 15, 2021 under the motto “Experience Future Mobility Now”. ITS Hamburg 2021 is a subsidiary of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg and is responsible for the preparation and realization of the ITS World Congress.
- Automated & Connected Driving
- Mobility on Demand, Mobility as a Service
- Goods journeys from ports to customers
- Intelligent Infrastructure
- New Services from new technologies
- Solutions for cities and citizen
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How to submit your application for contributing to the ITS World Congress 2021 in Hamburg
There are various ways to be represented at the ITS World Congress 2021 in Hamburg with your own content contribution. We welcome submissions in the form of technical or research papers, your own sessions, or business presentations. All submitted papers and session proposals must be sorted into one of the four categories below, and a selection of keywords will assign your submission to one of the four categories listed below during the submission process.
New deadline for all submissions is February 12, 2021.The European Programme Committee will then select the contributions that will be part of the ITS program from all submissions by March 31, 2021. Please note that only the submission portal, as described below, can be used to submit a paper, session, or presentation.
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Technical papers describe work that confirms the state-of-the-art while demonstrating originality. They might describe the implementation of a new solution that improves practice and which others can learn from, or the outcomes of practical work, trials, demonstrations, or pilots. They are also good showcases of government/industry partnerships in adopting innovative technologies.
Research papers describe work that leads to new learning and advances the state-of-the-art by adding something new or addressing a known weakness. They are expected to show scholarship, innovation, and analysis of new types of problems and/or solutions rather than different approaches to areas that have already been researched.
Session proposals proposed by any interested party developing and deploying ITS, these sessions provide the opportunity to focus on specific topics of interest and can be freely formatted as discussion panels, standard sessions, or special types of workshops. Instead of mere project presentations, these should present coherent storylines contributing to the conference themes.
Business presentations describe a service aimed at generating or improving a specific product, device, or idea for the market. The presentation should not solely promote the company or product, but it should also elaborate on the overall Congress theme. Promotional brochures will not be accepted.
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- no advertising content
- No sales presentations
- Thematically relevant for the ITS World Congress and its program
For more information, please refer to the descriptions of the four categories above. After successful submission of your proposal, the selection of entries will be completed by March 31, 2021.
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