Welcome to UNT's Center for Integrated Intelligent Mobility Systems (CIIMS)

The North Texas region, as the largest inland port in the U.S., is a logistics powerhouse, moving over 900 million tons of freight valued at $1.1 trillion annually and employing more than 450,000 workers. With the rise of autonomous vehicles and aerial drone technologies, the future of mobility is here, but integrated systems to solve complex supply chain challenges are still in development. By 2035, the U.S. will need 280,000 air mobility experts and 2 million new manufacturing jobs to meet growing demands.

Why UNT Leads the Way

At CIIMS, the University of North Texas unites expert researchers, corporations, local governments, and entrepreneurs to develop advanced mobility systems.

• Innovation Hub: UNT’s $1.2M Advanced Air Mobility Test Facility — the largest in Texas.
• Research Expertise: Leadership in autonomous vehicles, communication systems, and logistics, with over $10M in funding from federal, state, and local agencies.
• Workforce Development: Cutting-edge education and training programs to build a skilled workforce.
• Collaborative Power: Partnering with the Jim McNatt Institute and faculty from the College of Engineering, College of Visual Arts & Design, G. Brint Ryan College of Business, College of Information and College of Science.

Building the Future

CIIMS is advancing solutions to integrate transportation systems, reduce dependence on foreign technologies, and strengthen the supply chain. Together, we are driving progress for North Texas and beyond.

Join Us

Discover how UNT is shaping the future of intelligent mobility. Explore partnerships, research opportunities, and workforce development with CIIMS.