Hamilton Institute

TwinLin Project

The TwinLin project is a partnership between the Hamilton Institute, Fraunhofer Fokus and TU Berlin studying smarter ways to use hybrid electric vehicles to manage pollution in cities. For further details on the TwinLin project, contact Robert Shorten (Hamilton Institute), Ilja Radusch (Fraunhofer Fokus) or Joerg Raisch (TU Berlin).

Presentation Why RED cars are better than green ones on TwinLin project.
Movie of TwinLin demo

The TwinLin team: Arieh Schlote (HI), Thomas Hecker (Fraunhofer), Robert Shorten(HI), Astrid Bergman (TU Berlin), Florian Hauesler (Fraunhofer), Jens Zech (Fraunhofer)

News

TwinLin Project show-cased at Innovation Ireland Colloquium held in Berlin on April 25th as an exemplar of Irish-German research co-operation.
SFI press release.

Publications

Cooperative regulation and trading of emissions using plug-in hybrid vehicles, Schlote, Arieh, Häusler, Florian, Hecker, Thomas, Bergmann, Astrid,Crisostomi, Emanuele, Radusch, Ilja, Shorten, Robert, 2012, Submitted to IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems
A Result on Implicit Consensus with Application to Emissions Control, Knorn, F., Corless, M. and Shorten, R., 2011, Proceedings of IEEE CDC