The automotive industry is facing its greatest ever period of disruption. Increasingly consumers are looking beyond ownership to smarter, more efficient, and more connected means of mobility. Though the industry thought it had years to prepare for the change, the Covid-19 crisis has dramatically shortened the transition period, and those not moving as fast as our times will be left behind.
At Fujitsu, we believe that the challenge is also a profound opportunity. Our Mobility Digital Twin platform is at the heart of new MaaS ecosystems that enhance vehicle functions and safety and provide a more human-centric mobility society.
On this page we provide resources that outline the issues facing automotive and its allied industries, and explain how Fujitsu Mobility Digital Twin can open flexible and innovative ways to realize future mobility today.
Ford, Autonomic, and Fujitsu Reimagine Travel
In May 2019, we teamed with Autonomic, part of the Ford Motor Co, to co-create a robust mobility-services platform based on Mobility Digital Twin technology. Read how our work will contribute to the creation of better access to transportation services.
Join us at two dedicated breakout sessions during Fujitsu ActivateNow, our flagship thought-leadership digital event on October 14–15, 2020.
Exploring Fujitsu’s Mobility Vision
Paul Warburton, Global Head of Mobility DX, Mobility Solution Unit, Fujitsu Ltd., explains how Fujitsu is helping to usher in a new mobility society.
Transforming Mobility — Introducing the Mobility Digital Twin
Tobias Geber-Jauch, Head of Architecture, Manufacturing and Automotive, Central and Eastern Europe, explores Fujitsu’s Mobility Digital Twin system and shows how big data integration will transform mobility.
Why the Automotive Industry must Define its Future Self
With car ownership declining in favor of personal integrated mobility, Paul Warburton argues that the automotive industry must redefine its future free of any sentimentality about its past.
A MaaSive Shift in the Auto Industry
An at-a-glance briefing on the pressures and trends that are reshaping mobility, from changing demographics to awakening concern about fuel costs and emissions.
Could Autonomous Cars Doom Global Automakers? Fujitsu’s Warburton Says Yes
Paul Warburton traces the likely winners and losers in the scramble to adjust to our new normal, arguing that the technology that matters is not autonomous driving but MaaS, and that the players to survive will be those that connect best with the needs of their consumers.
By turning continuous data from millions of vehicles into a virtual copy of the urban driving environment, we’re creating simulations that provide real world solutions for both the carmaker and the user.
Our over-the-air updates ensure that each connected vehicle is loaded with the latest operating system and software, keep the driver fully informed of new services, and improve safety and the driving experience.
In this whitepaper, we explain how Fujitsu’s Mobility Digital Twin architecture can process and analyze real time driving conditions to build better models and achieve mobility innovations.
In this deep analysis of the challenges the industry faces, part of the Fujitsu Technology and Service Vision, we unravel mobility to reveal how technology strategies can contribute to solutions that cater to urbanization, democratization of mobility, MaaS, and other pressures.
Read it here