SUMO User Conference 2022 - Registration Is Now Open!
Registration for the SUMO User Conference 2022 is now open! The conference will be online, and participation will be free of charge.
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Registration for the SUMO User Conference 2022 is now open! The conference will be online, and participation will be free of charge.
This episode features the artificial intelligence angle of the OpenHW Group CORE-V family. We will focus specifically on the CV32E40P RISC-V CPU. The presentation will be held by Davide Schiavone from OpenHW Group and Angelo Garofalo from the University of Bologna
This two-day free event will feature content for both beginners and advanced Sirius users who will share best practices, insights, case studies, and innovations. By joining this community event, you will definitely learn a lot about Sirius!
Do you think Sparkplug is great but are not sure where to start? Ian Craggs, project lead for Eclipse Paho and committer on the Eclipse Sparkplug specification project, wrote a fantastic blog post to get you up and running.
This release brings you exciting changes for the simulation of traffic lights as well as many new features to simulate cruising for parking. It also fixes a regression in intermodal network building and therefore comes a bit ahead of schedule.
Save the date: SUMO User Conference 2022: May 09-11. The conference focuses on presenting new and unique results in the field of mobility simulation and modelling using openly available tools and data. We expect a large variety of research topics and usage approaches.