New EV power train model now avilable in Sumo 1.11.0

Today the new version 1.11.0 of the open-source traffic simulator SUMO was released. It contains the new electric powertrain model for electric vehicles developed in the context of Hy-Nets4all.

This new model was initially described in our publication Accurate physics-based modeling of electric vehicle energy consumption in the SUMO traffic microsimulator and has since then been enhanced and integrated into SUMO by researchers at RWTH Aachen.

With the release, the new model is now available to the public. Further documentation is avaliable here in the SUMO wiki.

01. and 02. September 2021: integration workshop at dSPACE in Paderborn

After a long time the project partner could meet again in person at dSPACE in Paderborn to integrate their respective results and plan the next steps of the project.

29. November 2019: project meeting at the VKA in Aachen

The project partners gathered for a meeting in Aachen to design important interfaces and advance the Hy-Nets4all project.

24. September 2019: Kick-Off for Hy-Nets4all

With a kick-off meeting of all project partners at dSPACE GmbH in Paderborn the Hy-Nets4all project has now officially started.

7. February 2019: Hy-Nets4all wins funding

The Ministry for Economic Affairs of North Rhine-Westphalia has announced the winners of the funding competition "MobilitätLogistik.NRW" in a Press release (in German). Our follow-up project Hy-Nets4all is one of the winners. The project partners are now looking forward to continue their successful collaboration.

1. October 2018: Application for follow-up project Hy-Nets4all submitted

After a positive reception of the Hy-Nets project, the project partners have now submitted an application for funding of a follow-up project named Hy-Nets4all. The funding competition is once more the "Leitmarktwettbewerb MobilitätLogistik.NRW".