Objective
CHORUS aims to tackle the complexities associated with road safety and efficiency in the transportation system by providing a unified, multi-actor orchestration framework within the Connected, Cooperative, and Automated Mobility (CCAM) ecosystem. This innovative project leverages the benefits of CCAM technologies while ensuring alignment with EU directives and standards, particularly those focused on sustainability and safety. The initiative will deliver cutting-edge solutions through a multi-layer architectural framework that will be deployed across seven demonstration sites, each selected to reflect diverse urban mobility challenges and opportunities.CHORUS will focus on several key objectives to enhance urban mobility systems. First, it will work to seamlessly integrate diverse transport modes of transportation of people and goods under the co-existence of AVs and conventional vehicles, including public transportation, cycling, and ridesharing services, fostering an efficient, safe, and accessible urban mobility environment. Second, the project will enable data-driven, AI-enabled traffic management systems that allow for active data exchange in a secure and collaborative environment, supporting real-time decision-making for traffic management and AVs operation, and reducing traffic inefficiencies. Third, CHORUS will enhance the user experience through personalized travel recommendations and real-time updates, empowering users to make informed transportation choices. Furthermore, the project aims to promote innovation by encouraging collaboration between public and private sectors at both governance and operational levels, driving technological advancements within the CCAM landscape. Lastly, CHORUS will assist cities in effectively reducing traffic congestion and its associated costs while improving overall mobility efficiency, thereby contributing to European sustainability and climate goals.
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OX1 1ND Oxford
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00130 Helsinki
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421 00 TRIKALA
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92200 Neuilly Sur Seine
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264 42 Patra Achaia
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OX1 5PB OXFORD
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155 61 CHOLARGOS ATHINA
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111 41 ATHENS
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10126 Torino
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08007 Barcelona
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91120 Palaiseau
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00940 Helsinki
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BS1 6QH Bristol
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78000 Versailles
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70126 Bari
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20009 Donostia San Sebastian
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57001 Thermi Thessaloniki
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00196 Roma
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43710 Santa Oliva
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3528 AE Utrecht
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145 61 Athina
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00185 ROMA
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1050 BRUXELLES
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1050 Bruxelles / Brussel
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01740 VANTAA
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8953 Dietikon
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8090 Zürich
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8953 Dietikon
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1212 Grand Lancy
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3006 Bern
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3018 Bern
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1211 Geneve
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2800 Delemont
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8401 Winterthur
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3011 Bern
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