New PEAK.DMS Extension Enables Predictive Dispatching of Mixed Fleets
Berlin, July 21, 2026 – From September 22 to 25, 2026, Peak Mobility will present solutions for the digital management of complex public transport operations in Hall 2.1, Booth 515. The company’s trade fair presence will focus on digital depot management, protecting critical infrastructure environments against cyber risks, and flexible personnel scheduling. A key new feature being unveiled at InnoTrans 2026 is Predictive Dispatching, an extension to PEAK.DMS that enables full-day vehicle blocks for electric, hybrid and diesel fleets to be planned proactively based on vehicle range.
A particular focus will be on the depot as the central control hub for electrified and increasingly automated operating processes. At its booth, Peak Mobility will demonstrate how PEAK.DMS can digitally map and connect key depot processes – from parking, servicing, and maintenance through to preparing vehicles for service.
Predictive Dispatching enhances PEAK.DMS with range-aware dispatching for Full-day activity chains. The system checks whether a vehicle can cover the entire sequence of blocks, taking into account its state of charge, charging times, and depot dwell times.
For the first time, mixed fleets of electric and combustion vehicles can be planned for full-day operations using unified logic, ensuring that each sequence of blocks is assigned a suitable vehicle. The use of this system enhancement provides the following benefits for transit operators:
Public transport operators benefit from the system extension in the following ways:
- A step toward the automated depot: PEAK.DMS turns predictive block dispatching into a tangible step on the path toward the fully automated e-bus depot.
- Proactive rather than reactive: Predictive block dispatching safeguards the remainder of the operating day and helps operators reliably meet their service commitments.
- Intelligent, demand-based energy use: Predictive charging and parking decisions smooth peak loads and enable more efficient use of the charging infrastructure.
- End-to-end control logic: Rotation sequences connect vehicles, energy, and operations to support a proactively energy-optimized operating day.
Florian Kulzer, Managing Director at Peak Mobility, said:InnoTrans provides the ideal setting for us to demonstrate how public transport operators can future-proof their operations management amid electrification, automation, and growing cybersecurity requirements.
Peak Mobility will also provide insights into scenarios for future autonomous bus operations. The company will demonstrate how new operating concepts and the resulting requirements for operations control centers, depots, energy supply, and safety can be simulated and evaluated at an early stage.
Another key focus of the company’s trade fair presence will be IT and cybersecurity in critical operational environments. Peak Mobility will demonstrate how operations control, depot management, and planning systems can be consistently aligned with critical infrastructure requirements and protected during live operations. In addition, Peak Mobility will present its expanded cybersecurity portfolio together with Cybersense, a company in the Altamount family.
With PEAK.PROFAHR and the next-generation PROFAHR.X, the company will showcase a fundamental evolution of the user interface, including AI-based interaction. Public transport operators can use the solutions to efficiently plan and schedule their driving personnel and manage payroll-related processes.
At the booth, visitors will experience live demonstrations, practical use cases, and insights into current projects. Meetings and demonstration appointments can be arranged in advance.
Peak Mobility | Next-Gen Software for Mobility
Peak Mobility develops software solutions for public transport and regional passenger rail operators. Its portfolio includes depot and charging management, operations control and management, personnel planning and scheduling, data and analytics platforms, and IT and cybersecurity solutions for critical operational environments. Deployed internationally, the solutions help transport operators manage vehicles, personnel, energy, and infrastructure more efficiently, securely, and sustainably—with a focus on electrification, autonomous driving, and cyber resilience.
This article was originally published by Peak Mobility.
