Fanny Breuil, SELFY project coordinator from Eurecat, presented the SELFY project expected outcomes during the CCAM Partnership Multi-cluster 2024, held in Brussels, Belgium, on October 10th. The event gathered CCAM Association members, CCAM Partnership projects and European Commission representatives.
The SELFY project and outcomes were presented during the breakout session for Cluster 5: Key enabling technologies, which focused on strategic technological innovations like Artificial Intelligence, Big Data and cybersecurity in the context of CCAM deployment. The session explored the integration of Horizon Europe project results in CCAM large-scale demonstrations, which will be part of the next EU programme framework.
The CCAM Partnership, an initiative part of the Horizon Europe program, fosters collaboration and innovation in the development and deployment of connected, cooperative, and automated mobility systems. The CCAM Multi-cluster meeting gathered experts and stakeholders to build on each other’s findings and assure safety and trustworthiness of technologies and systems deployed in the future on our roads.
