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01.09.2021 | Cover Story
"In 2025 we will see the industrial use of autonomous CityBots"
Erschienen in: ATZ worldwide | Ausgabe 9/2021
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With its modular mobility system called CityBot, Edag has developed a swarm-intelligent, multifunctional, autonomous robotic vehicle running locally emission-free on fuel cells. In the ATZ interview, Gerhard Körbel and Johannes Barckmann give some insights into the concept, which can be configured as a people mover, cargo carrier, city cleaning device, or waste disposal vehicle.
Dipl.-Ing. Gerhard Körbel, M. Sc. (born in 1969), has worked at Edag Engineering since 1997. In 1994, he completed his studies in Aerospace Engineering at the Universität der Bundeswehr (University of the German Federal Armed Forces) in Munich (Germany) with a focus on lightweight structures. Since 2019, Körbel has also been involved on the complete vehicle level as Senior Project Manager in the Vehicle Engineering segment at Edag in Fulda. His role in the internal CityBot project is that of Overall Technical Project Manager.
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Dipl.-Des. Johannes Barckmann (born in 1962) graduated with a Diploma in Design at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Hanover (Germany), after which he began his professional career at BMW in 1987. In 1989, he joined Edag. Until 2017, he was responsible for the global design activities of the Fulda-based company and is currently Head of the Global Fairs + Showcars department in the Group Marketing division. In addition, Barckmann is the CityBot Concept and Product Owner.
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