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CEO Michael Frankenberg explains how Hacon shapes the Mobility of the Future
Solutions for the Mobility of the Future
Mobility as a Service, Mobility Analysis and more
Mobility as a Service (MaaS)
Software to Combine Different Modes of Transport to Intermodal Travel Chains

Establishing Mobility as a Service (MaaS) – this is what Siemens Mobility, Hacon, eos.uptrade and Bytemark are working on together. Our Mobility Marketplace allows combining different transport options to intermodal travel chains including Demand Responsive Transport (DRT), public and private transport, carsharing providers, road traffic information, taxi, bike and pedestrian routing. It suggests the smartest combination of different modes of transport. Automatic best-price calculation at the end of the journey guarantees utmost comfort and flexibility across all transport modes, beyond tariff zones.
Our Next Generation Ticketing solution makes traveling with public transport easier than ever before: Once users are registered, there’s almost nothing left to do in order to buy a ticket!

Mobility Analysis
Software Solutions to Predict Transport Demand and Automatically Detect Incidents

Hacon technology provides a valuable data source, including ticketing, trip planning, fleet management and intelligent infrastructure. This data allows public transport providers to understand customer behavior and improve their offerings. Big data treasures hold huge potential to deliver the best possible service to passengers – e.g., to enable detailed predictions of mobility demand, automatic incident detection and quality evaluations regarding connections and First Mile/Last Mile solutions.
In the future, big data will no longer just answer the question: What is happening right now? Instead, it will be more and more a matter of making forecasts and helping to make decisions: What is likely to happen and how can we proactively react to that? That's how we turn big data into smart data.

TPS Online
Software for Effective Real-time Traffic Management

TPS Online has been developed specifically for ad-hoc train dispatching. It controls and optimizes everyday rail operations. Short-term disruptions such as delays, broken shunting points or signaling systems can be processed in real time. TPS Online detects conflicts that have an impact on the entire railway network and offers automatic, semi-automatic, and manual conflict resolutions. As a result, dispatchers can now immediately respond to disturbances, for example by advising trains to wait for each other, by redirecting them or by scheduling a change of track.