The commercial use of e-scooters began between 2017 and 2018 in North America, where large-scale e-scooter sharing systems began to take hold. Due to their speed and convenience, the expansion of these systems quickly spread to major European cities as well. During the COVID-19 pandemic, sales of e-scooters also increased for individual purposes, a...

By Pija Soršak, Urška Arbeiter Kočevar, Dario Babić, Tina Cvahte Ojsteršek

The electrification of heavy-duty road transport has become an increasingly important component of decarbonisation policy in the European Union. A central challenge in this transition is the deployment of charging infrastructure capable of supporting freight operations, which differ substantially from passenger transport in terms of energy demand, ...

By Bojan Rupnik, Dejan Sklamba

Industrial facilities that handle or store hazardous substances represent significant risks to the environment, human health, and economic systems. The history of industrial development documents several major accidents that have contributed to the establishment of regulatory frameworks for preventing and managing such risks, with the European Seve...

By Maja Rosi, Matevž Obrecht, Borut Jereb, Martin Fale, Bojana Slomšek Šlamberger, Tina Barić, Mirjana Lazarević

Sulfur emissions, transboundary pollution, and the presence of heavy metals and organic pollutants represent a significant challenge for environmental protection at the global level. Sulfur oxides, mainly produced by the combustion of fossil fuels, contribute to the formation of acid rain, which has harmful effects on ecosystems, soil and water res...

By Aida Varupa, Krsto Mijanović, Maja Salkić Smailkadić

Smartphone‑based Global Positioning System (GPS) applications are widely used to record hiking and recreational activities, yet their effectiveness for capturing fine‑scale geometric properties of trails remains uncertain. In particular, while horizontal (planar) positional accuracy of consumer‑grade GPS has been extensively studied, vertical accur...

By Klemen Prah, Ashton M. Shortridge

The development of autonomous vehicles depends on the ability of embedded systems to process large volumes of sensor data in real time, collected through cameras, LiDAR, and radar. Deep learning models are used for tasks such as object detection, traffic sign recognition, and lane detection, but their complexity poses challenges for deployment on r...

By Rudolf Petrušić, Nešad Krnjić

The modern digital environment has significantly changed the way individuals manage money, make financial decisions and use financial services. The development of mobile banking, online payments, digital investment platforms and financial technologies has led to greater availability of financial products, but at the same time has increased the need...

By Džejlana Čejvan, Aida Mehić

For decades, the just-in-time (JIT) paradigm has defined operational efficiency by minimizing inventories and reducing working capital requirements. However, recent global disruptions have exposed its structural vulnerabilities, prompting renewed interest in just-in-case (JIC) strategies that prioritize resilience through redundancy, inventory buff...

By Azra Ahmić, Ahmed Palić

The modern development of railway transport in the Republic of Serbia, marked by the introduction of high-speed trains and digital ticketing platforms, creates opportunities to improve mobility and support sustainable development. The digitalisation of sales channels represents an important factor in the competitiveness of railway transport, as it ...

By Snežana Bešić, Doloris Bešić-Vukašinović, Filip Marković

The rapid development of emerging technologies has significantly transformed modern transportation systems and infrastructure, placing sustainable mobility at the centre of global development strategies. As scientific communication and technological innovation increasingly take place in international settings, English has become the dominant langua...

By Doloris Bešić-Vukašinović, Snežana Bešić, Emina Jeremić Marković