The human side of the autonomous vehicle case has been undercovered and underestimated in previous studies. Our new innovative study aims to centre the debate
City planning for a post-car age
As urbanisation and online-shopping each intensify, cities and communities are being challenged to find space for a flood of new transport options for both people
Connected Cars Must Gain Crucial Human Ability
Automakers need to make their vehicles resilient, healthy and responsive to attacks. In short: We need to give our vehicles an immune system. We’ve designed
Future-Proofing Autonomous Vehicles with Flexibility, Learning and Self-Healing
Last month’s CES featured countless autonomous pods from OEMs, suppliers and consumer electronics companies, all designed with great expectations for how passengers eventually will spend
The Power of Data. The Power for Data.
Data. It’s the new oil, and a source of paranoia for a new generation. It’s the glue that justifies and holds together business plans. It’s
Collectively intelligent: Prioritising safety in autonomous systems design
Recent Uber and Tesla crashes (that led to the respective deaths of a pedestrian and a driver) continue a debate about the merits and
Autonomous Driving Index
Over the last few months, I have had the pleasure of collaborating with consulting firm Progenium in creating the first, comprehensive Autonomous Driving Index. We
Utility Mobility, or Sheer Driving Pleasure
Several weeks ago, BMW unveiled its concepts for connected and shared mobility at an event in London’s Roundhouse. At the presentation, Board Member Peter Schwarzenbauer confided that
Future of Mobility, Future of Work
In a new article, posted at Move Forward, Lukas Neckermann explores the impact of the sharing economy on the future of work. Will jobs be Uberized?
Projections for 2016
To start the new year, Lukas Neckermann posted over 30 of his more immediate projections for 2016 via Twitter. “I’ve taken the core, long-term thinking