This May, the Electric Vehicle Innovation Summit (EVIS 2024) is set to transform the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre into a hub of electric mobility innovation. With the summit taking place from May 20-22, EVIS 2024 welcomes all to a groundbreaking event dedicated to the future of sustainable transport. This year's summit and exhibition introduce unique attractions such as the Outdoor Test Drive and an accurately portrayed Tech Park, promising to be an engaging experience for all attendees.
The Outdoor Test Drive offers a unique chance for participants to experience the latest electric vehicles firsthand, enjoying the swift acceleration and quiet operation that distinguish EVs from their gasoline counterparts. This opportunity provides a deep dive into the advancements of electric vehicle technology, amplifying participants' understanding and enthusiasm for electric driving.
The Technology Park at the Electric Vehicle Innovation Summit (EVIS) serves as a dynamic hub for innovation, showcasing the latest advancements in e-mobility. Designed for universities, technology incubators, and startups, it is dedicated to fostering the future of e-mobility. Key highlights include the Student Innovation Award, recognizing outstanding projects in EV and e-mobility from students, and the Startup Awards, celebrating entrepreneurial ventures driving innovation in the industry. These awards provide valuable recognition and support for the next generation of innovators and startups.
"EVIS stands at the forefront of shaping the future of transport," states Eng. Naser Ali Al Bahri, Managing Director of Nirvana MICE. "Our mission extends beyond showcasing technology; we aim to not just immerse our guests in the innovation that powers electric mobility with attractions like the Outdoor Test Drive. The Tech Park, designed to foster and nurture the next generation of leaders in e-mobility, provides a platform for universities, technology incubators, and startups to showcase their innovative solutions. These features not only highlight the excitement of e-mobility but also spotlight the next generation – a testament to our commitment to a future where electric mobility is at the heart of every journey.”
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Turin – TUC S.r.l., the Deep Tech Company known for TUC.technology, launches a fundamental evolution of its offer, TUC.tinyTM. This mobility revolution comes with all the features at the base of the TUC.technology patent, issued in over 140 countries worldwide. A small jewel based on TUC's three technological pillars, mechanical structuring, electronic management and data exchange, designed to also interface with consumer electronics thanks to the integration of USB Type-C technology. TUC.tinyTM becomes the USB of Mobility, a solution that aims to reinvent the interaction between users and vehicles bringing together mobility and everyday life.
In the era of innovation and sustainability, technology is emerging as a major factor in shaping the future of the automotive industry, and from this standpoint, Mazda takes us on an innovative technological journey with the i-Stop system, which embodies the company’s commitment to the environment and efficiency. This system, also known as “Idle Stop” technology, is an important step towards achieving optimal environmental performance without sacrificing performance or comfort. With a focus on the Saudi and Arab market, Mazda's iStop system shows how technology can work closely with the environment, providing a model for sustainable innovation in the automotive world.
Many crucial professions require long hours behind the wheel, from truck drivers ensuring timely deliveries to healthcare professionals rushing to aid those in need. However, fatigue is an ever-looming danger, threatening not only the drivers themselves but also everyone sharing the road. The repercussions of drowsy driving can be as severe as those of driving under the influence of alcohol, with research indicating that 24 hours of sleep deprivation can result in impairment levels comparable to a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.10%, well above the legal limit.
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