Uklon will become a partner of the IV Urban Mobility Forum and discuss micromobility, autonomous transport, and inclusion.

From September 7 to 9 in Lviv, at the Lem Station space, the IV Urban Mobility Forum will take place—one of Ukraine’s largest platforms for professional dialogue on transport, urban mobility, and infrastructure development. Uklon is joining the event as a partner for the second time, and the company’s experts will speak in panel discussions covering the most relevant development vectors of Ukraine’s transport sector.

On the first day of the forum, September 7, Vadym Ishchenko, Chief Operating Officer, will join the discussion “Development of Alternative Urban Mobility: Micromobility.” Together with other experts, Vadym will address micromobility as a full-fledged part of the transport system in Ukrainian cities under increased load and public transit restrictions. Additionally, he will highlight three key topics: global trends and perspectives, Uklon’s strategy and deal with eWings, and regulation.

On the second day, September 8, supported by Uklon Inclusive, a discussion titled “Equal Right to the City: How Uklon and Superhumans Center Break Accessibility Stereotypes” will take place. Participants will include Khrystyna Makarowska, Head of Uklon Inclusive; Kateryna Hradnova-Savytska, Manager at Superhumans Center and wife of a veteran; and Yaroslav Hrubych, a serviceman and resident of the Superhumans Center. The panel will be moderated by Nina Matsiuk, an inclusivity expert and journalist for Radio Skovoroda. The speakers will focus on combining business solutions, rehabilitation practice, and the daily experience of overcoming urban barriers.

Concluding the series of presentations from Uklon, Kostiantyn Komarov, Head of Information Systems, will participate in a late-afternoon panel on September 8: “From Pilot Project to Large-Scale Implementation: Autonomous Vehicles.” Together with international specialists, Kostiantyn will analyze Ukraine’s technological readiness for deploying autonomous transport. In particular, he will share details of Uklon’s pilot research and testing of remote control technology at the Boryspil International Airport.

Throughout all three days of the forum, an Uklon Inclusive booth will operate at Lem Station. Visitors can visually explore the operation of a specialized vehicle class for wheelchair users, alongside Uklon’s other developments in digital accessibility and barrier-free infrastructure.

The detailed event program and list of participants are available on the official Urban Mobility Forum 2026 website.