EcoMobility will create and demonstrate an adaptive data-driven development, deployment and operation framework for connected / electric vehicles to enable a digital mobility ecosystem
Sustainable door-to-door mobility based on autonomous vehicles with agile lifecycle management for improved safety, efficiency and ecological impact.
EcoMobility project aims at exploiting new ways to address challenges related to the digital mobility at the business models and mobility level, as well as validating the technologies developed through real-world use cases.
The EcoMobility_project joined the 12th Mixed Criticality Workshop in HiPEAC on the 19th of January with DANIEL ONWUCHEKWA, (Postdoctoral Researcher, Universität Siegen) where he presented “Artificial Intelligent Dependable and Adaptive Autonomous Systems”. Tap the
The EcoMobility project @ HIPEAC CONFERENCE 19 JANUARY 2024 | MUNICH
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TTTECH AUTO GERMANY GMBH
The project has received funding within the Chips Joint Undertaking (Chips JU), a public-private partnership in collaboration with the Horizon Europe (HORIZON) Framework Programme and National Authorities under grant agreement number 101112306.
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