The UMD19 will be held at the “Mobility Innovators Club” The Drivery. Located at the picturesque mediterranean Tempelhof Harbour with its lazy coffee shops, luxury yachts and the iconic Ullsteinhaus, The Drivery offers an amazing space for open-minded innovation flows in the field of new mobility solutions and is easy and fast to reach from the Berlin City Center (Mitte) by underground (U6) or via the Autobahn (A100).
Video: The Drivery
The Drivery provides 10.000 sqm of perfect space, where the best unite, to shape the future of mobility, with setups and seating arrangements from 150 to 350 guests.
The Drivery (Mobility Innovators Club)
Mariendorfer Damm 1
12099 Berlin
The Drivery
How to Navigate to the Venue
If you travel by car, you can experience the benefits of connected driving and intelligent navigation with your smartphone. The free app NUNAV Navigation will guide you directly to a free parking lot, using the most advanced collaborative routing technology on the market. Just look up ‚Urban Mobility Dialogue‘ and enjoy a relaxed drive.
The development of this technology was supported and funded by the German state of Lower Saxony and the European Union.
Video: graphmasters GmbH
Get your free NUNAV Version now:
Simply download the app, install and start it and search for ‘Urban Mobility Dialogue’
The technology behind NUNAV (swarm intelligence and smart algorithms) will be explained during the talk of Graphmasters’ COO Sebastian Heise. See program for details.
Travel Organisation and Accommodation
Next to The Drivery, you’ll find some hotels. In the close vicinity (walking distance) are 3* hotels available. Depending on your needs you can choose hotels in the amazing inner City district of Berlin (Mitte). If you select your accommodation next to the Underground line U6, it will be easy to reach the venue by a train ride not longer than 15 minutes (f.e. starting from U-Bahn Station Friedrichstraße).
If you need any assistance in choosing your best-fitting accommodation please give us a call.
Visa Requirements
For some international travelers a visa is required to enter Germany. A list of countries with visa requirements/exemptions for entry into the Federal Republic of Germany is provided by the German Foreign Office (Auswärtiges Amt). Please find details there.
In case your home country is listed with “Yes” you will need to apply for Visa at your local German Embassy.
During your registration process a Visa Invitation letter will be created automatically and is downloadable within your individual UMD registration account. Please contact us, if your application requires more than the Visa Invitation letter.
Berlin in November
While most people know Berlin as the home of the infamous wall that divided the city for 28 years and finally fell at the end of the Cold War, the city has a rich and long history dating back to the middle ages. As an emerging world city, Berlin offers something for everyone, from historical museums, art galleries and theaters to a vibrant club culture and diverse cultural scenes from every walk of life. The city also has an active sport offering, playing host to various athletic events year-round. Even though the days are shorter and the temperatures are colder in November, it can still be a great time to visit this trendy, pulsating metropolis on the middle of Europe.
The average daily temperature in November hovers around 5°C (around 41°F), as things inch towards the winter. Be sure to pack cold weather gear, including a heavy coat or jacket and maybe even a pair of gloves, a hat and scarf to keep you warm. Nighttime and early morning temperature can drop to around 2°C (about 36°F).
Fortunately, the city offers plenty of indoor activities like museums, theaters and art galleries. You can also warm up and enjoy the amazing German or international cuisine in a local restaurant or bar.
(information was taken from HolidayWeather.com)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
General Forum & Program Questions
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Registration Fees & Related Questions
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