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Thursday 25th September, 2025
MP09 Liebenauer Tangente 4, 8041 Graz
Jan Becker | Stanford University
Dr. Michael Paulweber | AVL List GmbH
Christoph GĂĽmbel | future matters
Severin Stadler | Magna Steyr
Ulrich Schulmeister | Robert Bosch GmbH
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Rainer Stark | Fraunhofer IPK
Prof. Dr. Hermann Steffan | VSI TU Graz
Prof. Dr. Martin Törngren | KTH, Stockholm
Dr. Gerd Rapin | VW AG
Carlo van Driesten | BMW AG​
Dr. Jost Bernasch – General Chair | Virtual Vehicle
Prof. Dr. Daniel Watzenig – Program Chair | Virtual Vehicle
Dr. Martin Benedikt – Program Chair | Virtual Vehicle
Under the theme “Unlocking New Potentials in Connected, Autonomous, and Sustainable Vehicle Technologies,” this year’s GSVF will explore the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of mobility.
Key topics include:
• Integrating smart transport hubs in urban and rural environments
• Advances in autonomous vehicle technologies
• Sustainable solutions for a connected and efficient transportation ecosystem
• The interplay of connectivity and sustainability in next-generation mobility
Renowned experts, innovative startups, and leading industry players will come together to explore how smart mobility hubs can redefine transportation and unlock new potentials across various sectors.
Why attend?
• Gain insights from cutting-edge research and real-world applications
• Network with thought leaders, researchers, and industry professionals
• Discover groundbreaking technologies shaping the connected world of tomorrow
Keynote Speakers
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Holistic approach to safety development and virtual homologation of automated driving systems
Holistic approach to safety development and virtual homologation of automated driving systems
Accelerating software-defined vehicle development through advanced virtualization techniques
Nemo.bil: System of cooperating vehicles for individualized public transport
Risk based Endurance Testing to reduce physical test-drives and enable targeted use to virtual test methods for the entire vehicle
Human-centric development of software-defined-vehicles
Design, functionality and award-winning catering
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Architecturally speaking, MP09 boasts a unique design and, as an event location, meets all demands for comfort, equipment and service.
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The facilities cater for every kind of event from smaller seminars to fabulous parties.
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The Nullneun restaurant in the building provides catering of the highest quality to accompany events.
As the name suggests, TU Graz is located in the centre of Graz, the second biggest city in Austria. With eight institutions of higher education, Graz is a real student city and is regarded as one of the cities of central Europe and the European Union with the highest quality of life.
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Get an initial idea of the services and structures of the University. Learn more about strategy, goals, achievements and people from our print and online publications.
No matter if you like it modern or traditional:
Book your room via Graz Tourism and contact Barbara Maria Kollmann:
Barbara Maria Kollmann
Graz Convention Bureau
Graz Tourismus und Stadtmarketing GmbH
Messeplatz 1/Messeturm | 8010 Graz | Austria
T +43 316 8075 49
F +43 316 8075 490
km@graztourismus.at
The alternative date has been set for 01-02 September 2020, Seifenfabrik, Graz.
All booked tickets and exhibitor-booths will of course remain valid and thank you for your understanding in this matter.
We will keep you informed and updated. In the meantime, wish you all the best and good health!