Active Working Groups

Active Working Groups

MOBI Working Groups (WGs) combine global efforts to develop foundational standards, accelerate the adoption of innovative technologies, and collaboratively build the Web3 infrastructure for seamless cross-industry interoperability. Participation is open to all MOBI members.

MOBI Working Groups combine global efforts to develop key interoperability standards, accelerate the adoption of innovative technologies, and collaboratively build the Web3 infrastructure for seamless cross-industry business automation. Working Group participation is open to all MOBI members.

Circular Economy and the Global Battery Passport (CE-GBP)

The CE-GBP Working Group aims to unite public and private sector efforts globally to spur adoption of a standardized decentralized Global Battery Passport system, set standards for interoperability, and establish a path toward a circular battery economy.

  • Roger Berg — DENSO
  • Christian Köbel — Honda
  • Yoshinori Suzue — Nissan

Anritsu, ASJade Tech, Aucnet, AWS, BMW, CEVT, Dana, Ford, Hitachi America Ltd, HIOKI, ITOCHU, Mazda, Orico, Politecnico di Torino, ParkMyFleet, Quantstamp, Reply, Stellantis, SyncFab, State Farm, Suzuki, Toyota Industries Corporation (TICO), Trade Log, Traent, Vitesco, and Vinturas.

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In Q2 2024, members of the CE-GBP Working Group successfully completed Stage 1 of the three-year Global Battery Passport (GBP) Minimum Viable Product (MVP). Learn more here

Electric Vehicle Grid Integration (EVGI)

EVGI I defined the interoperable systems necessary for seamless grid management, carbon offset calculation, and carbon credit generation, facilitating the implementation of P2P services. EVGI II is reevaluating initial EVGI standards and working on pilots, including Vehicle-to-Building communication for charging and storage.

  • Massimiliano Melis — General Motors
  • Christian Köbel — Honda

Accenture, Anritsu, ASJade, Aucnet, AWS, Cognizant, CPChain, DENSO, DOVU, Ford, GM, Henshin Group, Hitachi America Ltd, Honda, Hioki, IBM, IOTA, ITOCHU, KAR Auction Services, KoinEarth, peaq, PG&E, Orico, Politecnico di Torino, ParkMyFleet, R3, Spherity, Stellantis, Swedish Blockchain Association, Trade Log, Traent, and Vitesco.

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Finance, Securitization, & Smart Contracts (FSSC)

The FSSC Working Group aims to enable the creation of Web3-based solutions to improve the vehicle finance process for lenders, manufacturers, dealers, and consumers alike. FSSC is currently spearheading pilots focused on dealer floorplan auditing and automation of e-registration & e-titling.

  • Anthony Salamone — RouteOne
  • Howard Altarescu — Orrick, Herrington, & Sutcliffe

Accenture, Altaventure, Amazon Web Services, BMW Bank, CEVT, Connections Insights, CO-OP Financial Services, ConsenSys, D.E. Consulting, DENSO, DMI, Ford Credit, Global Debt Registry, GM Financial, Honda, IOTA, Itochu, National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA), Nissan Motor Acceptance Company, On the Road Lending, Orrick, Quant Network, Quantstamp, Reply, RouteOne, Southeast Toyota Finance, Spring Free EV, Stellantis Financial Services, Tezos Foundation, Toyota Industries Corporation, Trade Log, and USAA.

DRIVES Program

The DRIVES Program leverages the collective expertise of several inactive MOBI Working Groups to develop standards and explore solution frameworks for use cases spanning multiple verticals.

AAIS, Accenture, Anritsu, ASJade Tech, Arxum, Aucnet, AWS, Blockedge, BMW, Cara7, CarIQ, CEVT, Circularise, DENSO, Ford, GM, Henshin Group, Hitachi, Honda, ILATAM, IoTeX, ITI, ITOCHU, Kaula Lab, Mazda, Nissan, NuCypher, ParkMyFleet, peaq, Olinda Solutions, Orico, R3, Reply, SC-ABeam, State Farm, Stellantis, Suzuki, Toyota Industries Corporation, Trade Log, Traent, USAA, and Vitesco.

MOBI Technology Stack (MTS)

MTS meetings bring all MOBI members together to drive progress and strategize on key initiatives. This includes aligning on Working Group roadmaps, standards development, and development on Citopia and the Integrated Trust Network (ITN). MTS serves as the implementation WG for all pilot projects within MOBI.

Accenture, AUCNET, Altaventure, Amazon Web Services, Anritsu, Arxum, ASJade, BMW Bank, CEVT, Circularise, Connections Insights, CO-OP Financial Services, ConsenSys, D.E. Consulting, DENSO, DMI, Ford Credit, Global Debt Registry, GM, Hitachi America Ltd., Honda, IOTA, ITOCHU, Henshin Group, Mazda, National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA), Nissan Motor Acceptance Company, Olinda Solutions, On the Road Lending, Orico, Orrick, Quant Network, Quantstamp, Reply, RouteOne, Southeast Toyota Finance, Spring Free EV, State Farm, Stellantis Financial Services, Suzuki, Tezos Foundation, Toyota Industries Corporation, Trade Log, Traent, USAA, and Vitesco.

Integrated Trust Network (ITN)

The ITN is federated network of nodes providing trusted identity services (W3C DIDs Registry). The ITN is the first enterprise network to support multiple blockchains simultaneously. Its unique features ensure high resilience by not relying on a single organization or blockchain for functionality and sustainability. Learn more

  • Roger Berg — DENSO
  • Antonella Sanguineti — TI Sparkle

The global cost of cybercrime and data breaches is estimated to reach $10.5T annually by 2025. As digital threats mature in an increasingly connected world, organizations around the globe are seeking secure ways to identify entities and verify claims in an auditable, tamper-evident, privacy-preserving manner.

Created by MOBI members, along with members of other consortia such as MEF and AAIS, the Integrated Trust Network (ITN) is a federated network offering trusted identity services built on World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs). ITN leverages DLT to establish and maintain trust during transactions, eliminating the need for costly intermediaries while reducing exposure to cyber threats.

MOBI Steering Committee

The MOBI Steering Committee drives strategic operations and decision-making within the consortium. Steering Committee members meet once every quarter to evaluate the direction and performance of MOBI initiatives, plan for the future, and more.

Inactive Working Groups

Inactive Working Groups

The following Working Groups have been integrated into the DRIVES Program and are not currently holding dedicated meetings.

The following Working Groups have been integrated into the DRIVES Program and are not currently holding dedicated meetings.

MOBI Vehicle Identity (VID)

MOBI VID I and II defined a vehicle’s Self-Sovereign Digital Twin™, providing the necessary bridge to the physical asset that allows vehicle owners and users to manage access control, confirm ownership history, log key life events, and interact with the vehicle in the connected mobility ecosystem. Currently MOBI VID is part of DRIVES Working Group.

  • Johannes Klepsch — BMW Group
  • Alan Gordon — Ford
  • Sebastian Henot — Groupe Renault

Accenture, AIOI Insurance, AWS, Autodata Group, Bosch, BMW, Car IQ, Car Vertical, Cerebri AI, CEVT, Cognizant, ConsenSys, CPChain, DENSO, DMX, DLT Labs, Ford, GM, Groupe Renault, Hitachi America Ltd., Honda, Hyperledger, IBM, IOTA, KAR Auction Services, Luxoft, MintBit, Nara Institute, Netsol Tech, Oaken Innovations, On The Road Lending, Ownum, Quantstamp, Reply, Trusted IoT Alliance, USAA, and Xapix.

Supply Chain (SC)

SC I defined a DLT-based framework to unlock enhanced visibility into global supply chains and facilitate seamless communication to manage production, maintenance, and safety while meeting consumer and regulatory demands. SC II is working on standards and exploring regulation-compliant solution frameworks for battery supply chain track-and-trace. Currently, SC is part of the CE-GBP Working Group.

  • Dominik Batz — BMW Group
  • Pramita Mitra — Ford

Accenture, AIOI, Anritsu, Arxum, AS Jade Tech, Aucnet, AutoData Group, AWS, Blockedge, BMW, CEVT, Dana, DENSO, DLT Labs, DMX, Fifth-9, Ford, Hitachi America Ltd, Honda, Hioki, IBM, IOTA, ITOCHU, Marelli, Mazda, Nara Institute, Nissan, Orico, Politecnico Di Torino, ParkyMyFleet, Quantstamp, R3, Reply, Stellantis, Southeast Toyota Finance, SyncFab, State Farm, Thirdware, TICO, Tradelog, Vitesco and Vinturas.

Connected Mobility Data Marketplace (CMDM)

The CMDM Working Group aimed to enable the creation of a privacy-preserving mobility data marketplace by defining core services, logical schemas, and sensor identity/ownership certificates for V2X data exchange, geo-location cross-validation, multimodal trip planning, and AV coordination. Currently, CMDM is part of DRIVES Working Group.

  • Roger Berg — DENSO
  • Michal Filipowski — GM

Accenture, AMO Labs, CEVT, Cognizant, Constellation Labs, Continental, CPChain, DENSO, DMX, Fifth-9, Filament, Ford, GM, IBM, NuCypher, Ocean Protocol, Reply, RouteOne, ShareRing, Swedish Blockchain Association, and Toyota Insurance Management Solution (TIMS).

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Mobility & Insurance (MI)

MI I aimed to define a framework with appropriate identity, data, and permissioning proceeds to enable secure data sharing and consumption for marginal cost pricing of usage-based mobility services, including insurance. Currently, MI is part of DRIVES Working Group.

Mike Fischer — Aioi USA

AAIS, Accenture, Achmea, Arxum, AIOI USA, Anritsu, ASJade Tech, Aucnet, AWS, Blockedge, BMW, Cara7, CarIQ. Cerebri AI, CEVT, Cognizant, ConsenSys, DENSO, Deon Digital, DMX, Ford, GM, Henshin Group, Hitachi America Ltd, Honda, IBM, IoTeX, ITI, ITOCHU, Kaula Lab, Luxoft, Mazda, Netsol Tech, Nissan, Nucypher, Ocean Protocol, Orico, On the Road Lending, ParkMyFleet, peaq, Quantstamp, R3, Groupe Renault, Reply, RouteOne, R3, Stellantis, State Farm, Streamr, Swiss Re, Toyota Industries Corporation, TQ Tezos, USAA, USC, Vitesco, Volkswagen, and ZF.

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