The EU project Pace-DPP makes it easier for companies to convert and implement the ESPR regulations for more sustainable products. The project is coordinated by Virtual Vehicle Research GmbH.
iSPACE-Researcher Florian Schöpflin and Studio Director Thomas Prinz talked about their project "5G-Mobis" with the Austrian newspaper DER STANDARD. In a special feature about current research projects they showed how data from mobile networks was used in 5G-Mobis.
Over a period of six years, 24 project partners created first a HEAT atlas and then an ENERGY atlas, which is already being used in three Austrian federal states.
At the RENOWAVE.AT Impact Days in Hallein, the Innovation Lab cooperated for the first time with the Alpine Building Network and the SIR - Salzburg Institute for Spatial Planning and Housing. ISPACE researcher Sabine Gadocha gave a presentation on redensification potential in Salzburg and strategies for mobilising it.
The Tourism Mobility Day in Zell am See offered networking on possible solutions for sustainable mobility in tourism. Here, 150 experts exchanged views on opportunities and challenges in times of climate change. Dagmar Lahnsteiner from Studio iSPACE and the Ultimob, Airport 4.0, PRIMA and SaMBA projects were also present.
Outstanding projects were honoured at the national networking meeting in the field of Erasmus+ school education: three schools received the European Innovative Teaching Award 2024 and the European Language Label was awarded ten times. These included the Economica project Talking Tactile Books for Visually Impaired Children.
The role of the regions in the national energy transition was the topic of this year's Mission Innovation Austria Week 2024 in Stegersbach in Burgenland. The session on ‘Spatial energy planning as the key to measure-based municipal Co2 reduction pathways’ presented the results of the GEL S/E/P I and II project bundle.
To develop Schallmoos is the goal of the Transformator:in, and Research Studio iSPACE of RSA FG is on board for it. As part of a course at the Institute of Urban Planning at Graz University of Technology, students presented their ideas for the neighbourhood. To do so, they visited Salzburg and gathered input from the local Trans|formator:in partners.
Looking back at the EdgeAI EEAI 2024 conference.
The numerous participants at the Mobility Forum considered the roadmap for the future. Both the PRIMA project and the zukunftswege.at mobility laboratory were presented in the new ‘Sciene&Innovation’ format.
