Here, you can find further information on the concept, thematic areas and target groups of Hypermotion.
Themes of Hypermotion 2020

The concept
The boundaries between logistics, mobility, infrastructure and transport are falling. New, networked, integrated and inter-modal systems are being created. To reflect these changes and to discuss their impact on the economy and society, Messe Frankfurt launches the Hypermotion. This event create will be the first independent platform with digital transformation in the mobility and transport sector as the superordinate theme.
People perceive mobility as an important indication of personal freedom. Logistics create growth and prosperity both for business and society. In times of the digitalisation and decarbonisation, logistics and mobility must be available at all times and must be reliable.
And the transport system of the future will need to be 'intelligent' – that means, amongst other things, networked, integrated, digital, secure, multi-modal and affordable. To achieve this, traditional boundaries separating systems that have hitherto existed, between logistics, mobility (i.e. personal and public transport), infrastructure and freight handling, will need to be overcome. Communities and groups that have, up to now, focussed on different modes of transport and sectors in separate, independent events and trade fairs will need to come together and, in part, also face modernisation and revitalisation.
The key point of approach for the 'Hypermotion' is, therefore, via the already recognised concept of intelligent transport systems (ITS) which can be made future proof by looking at it from the point of view of digitalisation, and should be developed further. Thus,
Hypermotion will be the first independent platform for the digital transformation of transport, mobility and logistics.
The thematic areas

The seven thematic areas - Connectivity (basically ITS as we know it to date), Monitoring & Transparency, Data Analytics & Security, Hypermodality, Sustainability, Digital & Urban Logistics and Smart & digital Regions – are all interlinked and encompass the core elements of the transport systems of both today and tomorrow:
- Infrastructure (different types of transport, including planning, financing)
- Equipment (vehicles, including development and financing)
- Services & applications (including research and start-ups)
Product groups
Hypermodality = intermodal + multimodal + digital
The seven related subjects of connectivity, monitoring & transparency, data analytics & security, hyper-modality, sustainability, digital & urban logistics and smart & digital regions link the core elements of the current and future mobility system:
Connectivity

Infrastructure
- Telematics Systems
- Intelligent Infrastructure
- Induction Loops
- Mobile Data Transfer
- Digital Web
- Intelligent Car Parks
- Vehicle Detectors
Equipment
- Vehicle-to-X (V2X) Communication
- Near Field Communication
- Connected/Autonomous Vehicles
- Geodata
- Dynamic Signage
- Radar Detection
Service & Applications
- Start-Ups
- Telematics Applications
- Traffic Information
- User Apps
Monitoring & Transparency

Infrastructure
- Sensor Technology
- Data Sources
- Detection Systems (e.g. Infrared, Microwave, Laser, Lidar, Weather Sensors)
- Schedules
- Rates
Equipment
- Sensor Technology
- Data Sources
- Detection Systems
- CCTV
Service & Applications
- Traffic Management Services
- Monitoring Tools / Front-End
- Real-Time Schedules
- Real-Time Availability Information / Capacity Utilisation (Car Parks, P&R)
- Traffic Jam Alerts
Data Analytics & Security

Infrastructure
- Data Encryption
- Broadband Networks
- Open Data
- Data Integration Systems
Equipment
- Data Loading (Extract Transform Load (ETL))
- Data Analysis Systems
- Traffic Situation Calculation Systems
- Data Anonymisation Applications
Service & Applications
- Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) Services
- Predictive Maintenance
- Asset Management
- CRM and CEM Applications
- Personalisation of Mobility Services
- Personalised Real-Time Passenger Information
- Enforcement Systems
- Traffic Optimisation Management
- Movement Patterns
Hypermodality

Infrastructure
- Transportation Interfaces such as Airports, Ports, Train Stations, Central Bus Stations, Freight and Logistics Centres
- Standardised Systems, e.g. for Booking and Payment
- Rail, Road, Flight and Waterway Networks
Equipment
- Connected Cars
- Automated Vehicles
- Collaboration Platforms
- Advanced Forecasting and Data Analytics Applications
- Real-Time Schedules
- Capacity Utilisation Forecasts
- Vehicle Positions
- Traffic Regulations
- Monitoring and Control Systems
- Smart Gadgets
Service & Applications
- Cooperation Platforms
- (Travel) Planning Services
- Payment Systems
- Advanced Forecasting and Data Mining Applications
- Mobility-on-Demand Services
- Real-Time Parking Guidance Systems / Dynamic Directional Signage
- Real-Time Travel Information
Sustainability

Infrastructure
- Smart Grid
- Sensor Technology
- Data Sources
- Barrier-Free Stations
Equipment
- Emission Trading Certificates
- Footprint/Carbon Accounting Systems
- Monitoring Tools
- Electric Vehicles
- Dynamic Pricing
- Noise Reduction Systems
- Equipment for Measuring Environmental Pollution
- Personal Data
- Batteries and chargers
Service & Applications
- Incentive Systems
- Traffic Optimisation and Avoidance System
- Carbon-Offsetting Services
- Services Based on Universal Design Principles
- Battery management system (BMS)
Digital & Urban Logistics

Infrastructure
- Smart Facilities (Ports, Warehouses, Distribution Centres, Production Facilities, (Freight) Train Stations, Car Parks, Motorway Service Areas)
- Telematics Systems
- Internet of Things
Equipment
- Autonomous Vehicles
- Advanced Forecasting and Data Mining Systems
- Smart Loading Devices
- Drones
- Robots
Service & Applications
- Real-Time Freight Exchanges
- Cargo Networks
- Dynamic Route Planning Systems
- Real-Time Shipment Tracking
- Delivery Forecasts / Guaranteed Delivery Times
- Integration of Logistics and Everyday Life
Smart & digital Regions

Infrastructure
- Intelligent Infrastructure
- Sensor Technology
- Induction Loop
- Weather Sensors
- CCTV
- Smart Facilities
- Breakdown and Emergency Systems
- Traffic Light and Switching Systems
- Power supply and management
Equipment
- Enforcement Systems
- Traffic Management Systems
- Data Integration Applications
- Telematics
- Dynamic Guidance Systems
- Dynamic Signage
- Radar Detection
- Warning Systems
Service & Applications
- Traffic Information
- Travel Time Information
- Environmental Impact Levels
- Dynamic Parking Guidance Systems
- Toll Collection and Payment
- Inflow Control (ETD instead of ETA)
Target groups
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