The adoption of zero-emission buses across municipalities around the world is not happening fast enough. We would love to change that!
Our vision at tirn technology is to create an easy and ready-to-use simulation software for collaboration between operators and manufacturers by using the current possibilities of A.I., publicly available relevant data, and modern simulation models to shape the future of electric mobility faster.
Our platform zero-emission bus (ZEB) simulator identifies the optimal bus model, powertrain, energy storage technology, the charging infrastructure, and its requirements. This provides the users with better predictions of the total cost of ownership and CO2 reduction.
Investor Relations
In September 2021 we applied for the prestigious EIC Accelerator grant for breakthrough innovations. We are excited to announce that we passed through the first round with positive feedback:
“The innovation appears to be highly novel and market creating.”
EIC Evaluator
“Non-physical testing could be a disruptive technology in transforming public transport into e-buses.”
EIC Evaluator
Partners
EIT Urban Mobility
EIT Urban Mobility is an initiative of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT). Since 2019 EIT UM has been working to encourage positive changes by fostering innovation and transformation, improving people’s quality of life, decarbonizing mobility and making Europe’s economy more competitive.
Creators Expedition
AVL's acceleration program for mobility and tech startups, where customer and R&D collaboration lies in the first place.
AVL is the world's largest independent company for the development of powertrain systems with internal combustion engines as well as instrumentation and test systems.
GoAscendal Labs
GoAscendal empowers cities to implement greener, equitable mobility for all, by driving transformative mobility solutions and harnessing the potential of data and technology.
Virtual Vehicle Research GmbH
The Virtual Vehicle is Europe’s largest R&D center for virtual vehicle technology. We worked together within the LIVING INNOVATION LAB project that enables the transfer of knowledge from academia to industry and enhances the development of highly innovative solutions.
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