Podcar City Munich 2026: The Rise of Mobility for All
Podcar City Munich 2026
The Rise of Mobility for All
ACCELERATING YOUTH INNOVATION FOR SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY
Podcar City Munich 2026 places next-gen leaders at the heart of the sustainable transit revolution. Driven by our Students For Future Mobility (SFFM) initiative, we link global university talent with industry mentors to pioneer resilient, real-world solutions. Equipped with advanced simulation tools, these bright visionaries convert bold concepts into high-value intellectual property, actively designing “Mobility for All”.
The Mission
The Mission
The Munich 2026 conference marks a pivotal shift toward sustainable transit. Through the SFFM program, we connect global university students with mentors to tackle real-world transit challenges, replacing private car dependency entirely.

Panasonic Campus Venue
Panasonic Campus Munich
Our state-of-the-art environment hosts up to 400 global change-makers and digital attendees. This venue serves as an energetic ecosystem where youth co-create original transit solutions.
Community & Collaboration
Community & Collaboration
This forum unites urban planners and tech developers with next-gen transit innovators. By centering youth-led research, Podcar City showcases state-of-the-art exhibits to deliver a scalable framework where everyone benefits.
Students for Future Mobility (SFFM)
Our most impactful work happens between summits. We fund, support, and mentor the students globally who are directly affected by the transit choices of tomorrow. Youth teams are already developing live project tracks. Submit your innovative student concepts, access our participation documentation, and apply for academic and project funding today.
Submit Your Concept Idea
Download SFFM Documentation
Official Lineup & Program
This is a preliminary program until July. Register for the newsletter to stay updated.
An opening dinner reception at a premium selected Munich restaurant location. This exclusive preview window introduces the conference ecosystem and sets corporate frameworks for the upcoming keynotes.

Main Sponsor
Panasonic Presentation
An opening analysis establishing global criteria for automated mass transit frameworks. This macro panel reviews private car replacement tracks, infrastructure deployment budgets, and environmental resource limits.

Dave Muyres
Mobilityfutures Keynote

Dominik Krause
Mayor of Munich Keynote

Jorid Möller
Federal Ministry of Defence
A technical dive evaluating live, small-scale automated infrastructure plans. This session reviews structural design parameters, real-world pilot tests, and engineering principles aimed at accelerating entry-level talent development.

Christer Lindström
4Dialog AB / 11 Commandments
An interactive networking interval held across the Ecosystem Plaza. Participants can directly engage with system developers, experience simulation scripts, and review physical layouts from vendors.

EIB Hub Leaders
Exhibits Layout Guides
A core workshop session highlighting the Students for Future Mobility initiative. Student groups deliver concept models and asset demonstrations, receiving analytical feedback directly from corporate partners.

Eric Courchesne
Youth Co-Chair / University of Alabama

Douglas Kamoga
Youth Chair / Urban Scape
A strategic corporate forum exploring legal, regulatory, and mechanical engineering standards for suspended mass transit vehicles. Private event hosted strictly by invitation only.

SSC Engineering Committee
Technical Directorship
On-site laboratory research tours and hardware validation tracking are hosted live across the Technical University of Munich research sectors.
TUM Faculty Hub
Campus Operational Support
Keynotes & Panel Chairs
Leading voices across industrial deployment channels, public governance, and academic frameworks.
Keynote

Dave Muyres
Mobilityfutures
Co-chair driving macro transit development metrics. Focuses on mapping current pilot innovations into resilient, real-world public-sector solutions.
Keynote

Dominik Krause
Mayor of Munich
Prominent Alliance 90/The Greens representative. Leading urban deployment frameworks and regulatory approvals for next-gen mass mobility systems.
Keynote
Karima Delli
European Parliament
Former Chair of the Committee on Transport and Tourism. Translating transnational clean transit directives into sustainable regional infrastructure actions.
Keynote

Jorid Möller
Federal Ministry of Defence
Personal Assistant to the State Secretary for Armament and Innovation. Reviewing public asset protections and resilient fuel loop configurations.
Panel Chair

Douglas Kamoga
Urban Scape Design Associates Ltd
Youth Chair and CEO. Merging data-driven physical development plan workflows with localized geographic information system (GIS) network configurations.
Panel Chair

Eric Courchesne
University of Alabama, ATI
Youth Co-Chair. Leading automated transit research pipelines and academic-industry mentorship coordination tracks for advanced transit networks.
Panel Chair

Christer Lindström
4Dialog AB
CEO and Founder of Podcar City. Pioneering modern city-simulation toolsets and structural guidelines to accelerate next-generation transit workforce alignment.
The Exhibition & System Ecosystem Plaza
Connecting operational implementation networks with global academic structures.
Ottobahn
Ottobahn
Deploying AI-routed, non-stop autonomous cabins suspended from grade-separated configurations at 5-10 meters over urban networks.
Futran
Futran
Pioneering high-throughput on-demand transit systems and active loop networks currently scaling in major regions across India.
Supraways
Supraways
Developing dedicated autonomous suspended track circuits utilizing ultra-lightweight materials for rapid implementations.
Solar Skyways
Solar Skyways
Advancing solar-powered modular automated transit rail networks designed specifically for energy grid self-sufficiency.
Go Vuba
Go Vuba
Smart mobility, focused on “human-centered” transportation design, will help us get where we need to go next without crowding the way there.
Kamlas Muwalab
Kamlas Muwalab
Providing strategic administrative direction, legal registrations, and local operations deployment management within East Africa.
European Investment Bank
European Investment Bank (EIB)
Structuring municipal macro-grant distributions and organizing advanced summer school loops for system validation plans.
4Dialog AB
4Dialog AB
Engineering 4D city visualizer layout simulations and real-time corridor capacity modeling algorithms.
Podaris Software
Podaris Software Modeling
Cloud-based collaborative platform for precise automated rapid transit route and feasibility study analysis loops.
Panasonic Industry
Panasonic Industry Europe
Co-developing hardware sensor assemblies and technical facility coordinates at the core Panasonic Campus environment.
German Aerospace (DLR)
German Aerospace Center (DLR)
Conducting empirical data tracking on autonomous logistics safety, energy systems, and vehicle track controls.
San José State (SJSU)
San José State University (SJSU)
Host of foundational mineta transit frameworks and student intellectual property tracking partnerships.
KTH Royal Institute
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Publishing long-term grid safety analytics, track velocity optimization studies, and urban integration criteria profiles.
Nordic Investment Bank
Nordic Investment Bank (NIB)
Structuring transnational capital investments for sustainable development and infrastructure projects.
City of Gävle
City of Gävle, Sweden
Pioneering local carbon-neutral zone test tracking models, integrating transit arrays with smart city loops.
City of Atlanta
City of Atlanta, USA
Evaluating high-capacity elevated alternatives to reduce multi-lane arterial highway reliance and traffic load density.
Swedfund Solutions
Swedfund Infrastructure Solutions
Providing essential development finance backing to transition structural mobility models safely into emerging economies.
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