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AI4CCAM at RTR Conference 2025!
Loic Cantat, IRT SystemX, will be representing AI4CCAM at the next edition of the RTR Conference, the event on results from road transport research, held 11-13 February in Brussels, Belgium. AI4CCAM will be presented on 13 February, during the session on "CCAM enablers". 400 participants are expected to participate in...[more]
How Do we perceive AI in Connected and Automated Mobility? AI4CCAM launches its Participatory Space!
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming mobility, but how well do we understand it? How much do we trust it? AI4CCAM is taking a bold step forward with the launch of its Participatory Space—an open, interactive hub for exploring the role of AI in Connected, Cooperative, and Automated Mobility (CCAM). AI4CCAM...[more]
AI4CCAM partners gather for General Assembly in Montpellier
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...[more]
EU Road Safety Cluster: first webinar on 25 February!
In October 2024, AI4CCAM entered a cluster of EU-funded projects, formed to revolutionise road safety, automated mobility, and the interaction between drivers and vulnerable road users. Along with AI4CCAM, four more ambitious initiatives – HEIDI, EVENTS, PHOEBE, and SOTERIA – joined the cluster to develop cutting-edge solutions addressing the growing...[more]
Pioneering security and privacy compliant simulation for intelligent transportation systems and V2X: new paper published for AI4CCAM
Mathias KAUTZ, Badis HAMMI, Joaquin GARCIA-ALFARO published within AI4CCAM the paper on "Platelet: pioneering security and privacy compliant simulation for intelligent transportation systems and V2X". The development and testing of new applications in Cooperative Intelligent Transportation Systems (C-ITS) environments, which rely on Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) communication, is frequently supported through simulations....[more]
New DCAS regulation adopted by UNECE
A new United Nations Regulation on Driver Control Assistance Systems (DCAS) adopted by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) World Forum for the Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations (WP.29) in March 2024, entered into force at the end of September 2024. The regulation ensures improved safety and performance for...[more]
AI4CCAM marks two years of accelerating progress in automated mobility and artificial intelligence – Press release!
The AI4CCAM (Trustworthy AI for CCAM) project has reached its two-year mark. From immersive virtual reality demonstrations to a pioneering Trustworthy AI Documentation Framework, the project continues to shape the future of connected and automated vehicles. Involving 14 partners, the €6 million project, funded under the EU’s Research and Innovation...[more]
AI4CCAM at the UITP Working Group on Artificial Intelligence
Arnaud Gotlieb, Simula Research Laboratory, AI4CCAM coordinator, had the chance to present the project during the recent UITP Working Group on Artificial Intelligence, held online on 11 December. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is growing its importance in every sector, including public transport. The use of AI applications in public transport could...[more]
AI4CCAM Workshop at UITP Cybersecurity committee
AI4CCAM organised a successful workshop on cybersecurity, on December 4th in Rome, Italy, with more than 30 participants as a part of the UITP Cybersecurity committee meeting. Representatives of UITP Working Group on Artificial Intelligence (AI) were invited too. The main goal of the workshop was to develop skills in...[more]