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This annual report provides a glimpse of the work we have accomplished in 2025, including recognizing organizations we have collaborated with in recent times on research projects and our partner for the 2025 Safe Mobility Conference, the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Additionally, our newly established research groups are featured in this annual report, along with four new researchers who joined us in 2025.