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From smart trains going green towards digital twins, from cars that can see even in snowfall towards a rare-earth-free future

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From smart trains going green towards digital twins, from cars that can see even in snowfall towards a rare-earth-free future

Prof. Dr. Máté Zöldy, faculty member at the Department of Environmental Economics and Sustainability at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, and Chair of the Cognitive Mobility 2025 conference

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