AI4CCAM
AI4CCAM project aimed to develop trustworthy tools and solutions for AVs using Artificial Intelligence.
Artificial Intelligence Advancing Automated Mobility
Artificial Intelligence (AI) was considered one of the key enabling technologies that could lead to the successful deployment of AVs.
Indeed, AI had the potential to revolutionise the future of automotive mobility services by taking advantage of the huge amount of sensor data that it could assimilate.
However, the benefits of AI in automated mobility were hampered by ethical risks that could compromise its adoption by vulnerable road users (VRUs) such as pedestrians, cyclists, or persons with disabilities.
The EU-funded AI4CCAM project was launched in January 2023 to address this hurdle by developing trustworthy tools and solutions for AVs using Artificial Intelligence.
Taking into account all the capabilities and potential risks of AI, AI4CCAM aimed to create models that could be used in automated services and would anticipate vehicle, pedestrian, and cyclist behaviour, further advancing safety and user acceptance of AVs.
Key Facts
- 14 Partners
- Duration: January 2023 – December 2025
- Budget: € 5 965 630
- Coordinator: Simula Research Laboratory