Mid-Term Event
February 12, 2026
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Schwabenlandhalle Fellbach: Hesse and Mörike Rooms
Guntram-Palm-Platz 1, 70734 Fellbach
Smart, adaptive, and learnable systems
The SALSA consortium has set itself the goal of increasing the safety and acceptance of automated vehicles in complex mixed traffic. As part of the research project, concepts are to be developed that enable vehicles to act proactively and communicate clearly, thereby better meeting the needs and expectations of users both inside and outside the vehicle.
In this mid-term event, the consortium will share the current results of the project with the public. You can look forward to exciting presentations and an extensive exhibition where you can experience the initial results firsthand.
This event will be conducted in German. Information about the agenda will follow shortly.
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Schwabenlandhalle Fellbach:
Hesse and Mörike Rooms
Guntram-Palm-Platz 1, 70734 Fellbach
The SALSA mid-term event will take place in the Schwabenlandhalle Fellbach in the Hesse and Mörike rooms. Due to the location, we recommend traveling to the venue by public transport. Take the U1 line from Stuttgart Central Station and get off at the “Schwabenlandhalle” stop.
Parking is available on site in the Schwabenlandhalle underground car park and in the surrounding parking lots. The following are available: Stadtmitte parking garage (approx. 100 meters away) and the parking lot at Max-Graser-Stadion (Esslinger Straße).
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