Our partners

WMG, University of Warwick holds a unique position between academia and industry, with a strong automotive history and an international reputation. Passionate about manufacturing, innovation and technology, we provide the opportunity for companies to gain a competitive edge by working in partnership to create ground-breaking products, processes and services.

Our intelligent interventions are rooted in practical thinking, and our plans and designs are shaped by our expertise in delivery. At Amey Consulting we’re passionate about infrastructure and dedicated to providing solutions for our clients. We are transforming how our transport, utilities, property and public assets perform, day in, day out. Our thinking is cutting edge. Our approach is practical.

AVL is the world’s largest independent company for the development, simulation and testing of powertrain systems (hybrids, combustion engines, transmissions, electric motors, batteries, fuel cells and software) for passenger cars and commercial vehicles, their integration into the vehicle, stationary high-performance applications and ADAS/autonomous driving. AVL employs over 11,500 people all over the world. In 2019, its turnover was 1.97 billion euros’

Costain is a smart infrastructure solutions company. Our purpose is to improve people’s lives by deploying technology-based solutions to meet urgent national needs across the UK’s energy, water and transportation infrastructures. We offer a broad range of services across the whole life-cycle of our clients’ assets, through the delivery of integrated consultancy, technology, asset optimisation and complex delivery services.

Founded by entrepreneurs and industrialists as the Coventry School of Design in 1843, and in 2018 celebrating 175 years, Coventry University is a dynamic, global and modern institution with a tradition of teaching excellence, research with impact, bold international initiatives and transformational partnerships across the world.

National Highways is the publicly funded, government owned company that plans, designs, builds, operates and maintains more than 4,300 miles of motorway and major A-road that form England’s strategic road network (SRN). As well as managing one of the world’s most advanced road networks, we provide information and assistance for four million road users who use our network every day.

Immense are an intelligent mobility enabling software company meeting the challenges of the changing global transportation market. Led by an award-winning team, with formidable academic and industry experience, unparalleled IM insight and a diverse skill set focused on delivering market leading performance.

Through their cutting-edge, cloud-hosted SaaS platform, they provide highly-detailed simulations of people, places and mobility systems that enables rapid operational understanding of how a city moves, and experimentation with service deployments integrating new technology and business models. Their platform delivers enhanced decision-making capabilities, strategically and operationally, that drive down costs and increase efficiencies across the transport eco-system – from public authorities to mobility service providers.

With road transport accounting for more than 90% of UK domestic mobility, the requirement for safe, secure and environmentally friendly transport has never been greater. HORIBA MIRA’s experts draw upon unparalleled engineering experience to solve transport sustainability challenges. By helping clients to develop intelligent and connected vehicles, they’re making journeys of the future safer, cleaner and smarter.

Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) is responsible for transport infrastructure and public transport services in the West Midlands Metropolitan Area. TfWM are part of the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) that works to improve transport, economic development, regeneration, employment, housing and skills and to deliver public sector reform.

Vodafone will deploy new 5G macro coverage along the route to strengthen the capability of Midlands Future Mobility.

Wireless Infrastructure Group works in partnership with mobile and other wireless network operators, utilities, public bodies and large real estate owners to enable connectivity in busy and/or challenging locations including across transport and utility infrastructure, rural areas, inside large buildings and public venues and on city streets. Independent of any network operator, they invest in higher capacity ‘neutral-host’ infrastructure which mobile and other wireless networks are able to use on an open and shared basis.

The UK’s world-leading testing facilities
Midlands Future Mobility is part of CAM Testbed UK, six core facilities within a three-hour drive offering a comprehensive set of capabilities for the testing and development of connected and automated mobility (CAM) technologies. Funded by the Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles and coordinated by Zenzic, CAM Testbed UK is able to offer interoperability to customers that is unrivalled worldwide.
Find out more at zenzic.io