SINFONICA project meeting in Reggio Emilia

Since September 2022 our chair is involved in the EU project SINFONICA. Last week, on 07.03.2023, all partners met in the beautiful Reggio Emilia in Italy and planned the next steps.  In the project, efficient and innovative strategies are to be developed together in order to design an automated and networked mobility for ALL. Further information is available on the SINFONICA website or via mail to Miss Juliane Anke, see contact box.

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Dipl.-Psych. Juliane Anke

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Chair of Traffic and Transportation Psychology

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Fakultät Verkehrswissenschaften "Friedrich List"
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SINFONICA aims to facilitate the shift toward innovative, smart mobility concepts in an inclusive and equitable way, through the adoption of an approach that always puts users and their needs at the centre.

To fulfill this ambition, the SINFONICA project will develop functional, efficient, and innovative strategies, methods, and tools to engage users, suppliers and other stakeholders of Cooperative, Connected and Automated Mobility (CCAM), to collect, understand and structure their needs, wishes and concerns related to CCAM in a manageable and exploitable way.

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