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On 30-31 January, AI4CCAM partners came together for the latest General Assembly meeting in Montpellier, hosted by project partner LIRMM (Laboratoire d’informatique, de robotique et de microélectronique de Montpellier).

This latest General Assembly comes at a crucial time for the project which just hit its second-year mark. Project partners got an update on all the different innovations within the project and what is to come in the final year.

A highlight was an impressive four demonstrations that have been developed within AI4CCAM by project partners. Participants were led to the robotics lab at LIRMM for the demos which featured different virtual reality experiences putting participants into a virtual world and interacting with vehicles. There were also video demonstrations of the work done in the project regarding the use of AI for autonomous vehicles.

Another highlight was the panel discussion on AI4CCAM Heritage which focused on the impact of the project and its future for CCAM. BSC, TERA and project coordinator Simula all took part in the discussion and a Q&A with partners on the future of AI4CCAM and how it fits into the area of AI in automated mobility.

Finally the meeting included a keynote lecture by the esteemed AI researcher Professor J.G. Ganascia who delivered his talk on “The braided structure of time in AI and information technologies” which also led to a lively Q&A with the audience.

Also part of the meeting was a series of interviews and videos filmed of our demos for a future project video. Stay tuned for more on this soon.

A special thanks to Professor Ganascia for joining AI4CCAM at this meeting and his talk, and to LIRMM for hosting this successful General Assembly!

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