More than 500 researchers, engineers and policymakers from 29 countries descended on Detroit June 22–25 for the IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium (IV 2026), one of the world’s premier scientific gatherings dedicated to intelligent
This visit highlighted UMTRI initiatives that are moving federally funded research from the laboratory to U.S. roads.
A delegation from the Federal Highway Administration got an up-close view of how federal investments are supporting innovative
The visit marks the third national conference that the research organization has participated in this summer.
Transportation professionals attending the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Transportation & Development Conference experienced firsthand
The tech tour showcased UMTRI and Mcity, part of the University of Michigan College of Engineering, as national leaders within the transportation community
More than
“Visits like this are invaluable because they create opportunities for meaningful dialogue between researchers and federal transportation leaders.” Henry Liu.
Earlier this
The presentation continues the Institute’s efforts to increase education of the life-saving technology.
In May, researchers from the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI) visited Elderwise
Research staff provided updates on open-source tools, projects leveraging artificial intelligence, and advanced simulation technology.
Leaders from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) visited the University of Michigan
The work continues UMTRI’s near half-decade relationship with the Ann Arbor-based company.
The University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI) and P3Mobility announced today a major step forward in connected transportation with the launch of an advanced Emergency Vehicle