Event: AI & Mobility Day 2026

Discover How AI Is Transforming Mobility

Join us at AI & Mobility Day on November 5, 2026, to discover the latest developments in AI for mobility, transport and logistics. During this one-day event, TU Delft AI Initiative, TU Delft Transport & Mobility Institute, Mondai House of AI, and AiMTT will present the latest research, demonstrate practical applications and share real-world case studies. Meet leading researchers and professionals, exchange ideas, and discover how AI is helping create smarter, safer and more sustainable mobility systems.

Whether you work for a government agency, a knowledge institute or a private company—or you are preparing for a career in mobility—AI & Mobility Day offers a unique opportunity to gain new insights, expand your network and explore the future of mobility.

Event Information

Date: November 5, 2026, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Location: Mondai House of AI, Delft

Audience: Professionals and students in mobility, transport and logistics

Admission: Free of charge

Registration: Opens mid-August

Why AI Matters for Mobility

Mobility systems are under increasing pressure. Traffic congestion, limited space, sustainability goals, safety at large-scale events and aging infrastructure are creating challenges that are becoming ever more complex and interconnected.

Artificial intelligence is emerging as a key technology to address these challenges. By processing vast amounts of real-time data, identifying patterns and optimizing complex systems, AI can support better decisions, improve traffic management, enhance infrastructure maintenance and make mobility safer, more efficient and more sustainable.

From Opportunity to Impact

The potential of AI is enormous, but turning that potential into practical solutions requires close collaboration between researchers, governments and industry. That is exactly what AI & Mobility Day 2026 is about.

On November 5, researchers from TU Delft and experts from industry will present the latest developments in AI for mobility, transport and logistics. Through presentations, demonstrations and practical case studies, you’ll discover what is already possible today, which challenges remain and how research and practice can work together to accelerate innovation.

Topics include:

• Intelligent traffic management – How can cameras, sensors, drones and data-driven mobility models be used to predict and optimize traffic flows?
• Port logistics – How can AI improve logistics in our ports and support the shift from road to inland waterways?
• Smart vehicles and vessels – What are the latest developments in autonomous cars and autonomous inland shipping?
• Smart charging and energy systems – How can we support the growth of electric mobility without placing unnecessary strain on the electricity grid?
• Digital twins – How can digital replicas of infrastructure improve asset management and enable smarter, predictive maintenance of bridges, tunnels and viaducts?

Register Early

Attendance is free, but the capacity of the Panorama XL Hall at Mondai House of AI is limited. Registration opens mid-August. Reserve your place early to avoid disappointment.