The Mobile Sensing working group focuses on the analysis and cultural-historical reconstruction of mobile sensing as an epistemic and media-technological ensemble that has emerged since the 1960s at the intersection of sensor technologies and robotics, networked computing practices, and mobility infrastructures. In the context of the CRC Media of Operation, mobile sensing has been implicitly and explicitly discussed in connection to autonomous vehicles and ‘smart’ cycling, robotic navigation, crowd- and/or citizen sensing, virtual fencing, and civilian and military practices of drone use, among others. The workshop will explore the technological and scientific development of the conceptual and applied field(s) of mobile sensing through three distinct relations between mobility and sensing: 

• (im)mobility facilitated by and through sensing
• the sensing of mobility and moving things
• sensing in motion.