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AutoUI ’26 | Sep 20-23
Gothenburg, Sweden

Technical Visits


Technical Visit 1

VTI’s human-in-the-loop simulation facilities

During the study visit, participants will get to learn about simulator facilities at VTI and take a tour around VTI’s moving-base driving simulator with linear motion in both longitudinal and lateral directions. If the time allows, a few participants may get to experience the simulator by driving it themselves.

  • Tuesday, Sept 22 at 13:00 — 13:45
  • Wednesday, Sept 23 at 12:00 — 13:00
  • Wednesday, Sept 23 at 16:00 — 17:00

Technical Visit 2

Technical Visit to REVERE: Advancing Vehicle Research Through Real-World Experimentation

Join a technical visit to REVERE, a vehicle research laboratory dedicated to collaborative research with industry and academia. Participants will gain an overview of how experimental vehicles are equipped with advanced sensors, data acquisition systems, and supporting technologies to enable research in areas such as vehicle automation, active safety, perception, logistics, drones, and maritime applications. The visit will showcase how real-world data collection supports cutting-edge research, while providing insights into the laboratory’s facilities, ongoing projects, and interdisciplinary approach to solving mobility and infrastructure challenges.

  •  Monday, Sept 21 at 13:00 — 13:45


Technical Visit 3

Chalmers MicroLab: Micromobility Research and Riding Simulation

During the study visit, participants will learn about MicroLab, an interdisciplinary research laboratory at Chalmers University of Technology focused on micromobility research. The visit will include a short introduction to the lab’s facilities and research, followed by a hands-on riding demonstration using the micromobility simulator. Participants will also get an overview of how rider behavior and safety are studied using simulation and motion-tracking technologies.

Duration: 60 minutes (10 min introduction, 40 min riding session, 10 min discussion of results).

Riding Simulator: E-scooter rider on a treadmill at Chalmers Fuse

Motion analysis: Motion analysis and eye tracking on an e-scooterist

  • Wednesday, Sept 23 at 16:00 — 17:30


Technical Visit 4

Technical visit to AFRY Experience Studios: Where the future is made

Come join a technical visit to AFRY Experience Studios, one of Europe’s leading design studios with a broad Automotive focus. 130 People working with customers around Gothenburg and Europe in all areas you will find at an OEM Design studio. You get to see what actually is happening when ideas are translated into real design that later becomes products. The visit will show you examples of projects AFRY has been involved in and a small exhibition of current hot topics like sustainable materials and Smart Surface technologies.

  • Monday, Sept 21 at 13:00 — 13:45
  • Tuesday, Sept 22 at 13:00 — 13:45

    Technical Visit 5

    Technical visit to Zenseact: When human error begins, our technology steps in

    Zenseact is an AI and software company dedicated to revolutionizing car safety, developing world-leading software for ADAS and AD.  By designing the complete software stack for autonomous driving and advanced driver-assistance systems, we’re fighting to end car accidents and create safe roads for everyone. Zenseact was founded by Volvo Cars, and the teams are based in Gothenburg & Lund, Sweden, and Munich, Germany.

    In this visit, you will explore Zenseact’s technology, a data-driven development approach for the design and deployment of safe automated vehicles, and how data and fleet insight can be used to effectively bridge the gap between system design and the reality on the roads.

    • Monday, Sept 21 at 12:00 — 13:00

    Zenseact car with sensors on top, on the road, green scenery in the background
    Zenseact car with sensors on top, dark background

    Technical Visit 6

    TECHNICAL VISIT TO VOLVO CARS IN REVERE LAB: AUGMENTED-REALITY HEAD-UP DISPLAY

    Come and see a full-car demo of a user study performed earlier this year as a Master’s Thesis, within the SCREENS II research project: “Interaction Design of Augmented Reality Head-Up Displays and Its Impact on Driver Behaviour”

    You will see a demo of how we did an on-road user study of an Augmented-Reality Head-Up Display in a car by using a Wizard-of-Oz research methodology and an eye-tracking system for studying driver behavior.

    • Wednesday, Sept 23 at 15:30 — 16:30
    • Place: ReVeRe – (address: Valdemar Noréns gata 12)

    Volvo car, Augmented Reality heads-up display