5 mobility stories you should not have missed in April 2026
The mobility sector is undergoing a rapid transformation driven by autonomy, electrification, connectivity and new transport modes. Five major developments stood out in April 2026.
LBS Telematics Connections
Mobility Makers guide
Why LBS Telematics Connections is worth your attention
LBS Telematics Connections is a global online event offering professionals confined at home by COVID-19 the opportunity to continue to develop their business: find partners, suppliers & prospects and discover new services & technologies.
The attendee list is made of senior decision makers in the location-based services loT, Telematics, and Connected Car Industries, more specifically:
● Connected car ● Software
● Autonomous car ● Hardware
● Smart Mobility ● Data & Services
● Location-Based Services ● Cloud platforms
● Internet of Things ● Expertise
More than 250 decision makers from 30+ countries will join the event.
LBS Telematics Connections offers a simple and easy to use platform to match with potential partners, suppliers and customers and set up one to one video meetings with a list of participants.
● BEFORE: One week before the event the list of attendees is opened. Each participant message interesting to schedule video meetings.
● DURING: Participants join 15 minutes pre-planned, browser-based video calls. Additional meetings can be set up in realtime as well as text chat.
● AFTER: The platform will continues to be available for potential, additional connections between participants.
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