The second General Assembly of the CHORUS project took place in Bari, Italy, hosted by Politecnico di Bari, bringing together project partners from across Europe to review the progress achieved during the first year of implementation and discuss the next phases of the project.
Funded under the Horizon Europe programme, CHORUS focuses on Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility (CCAM) in mixed traffic environments. The project is being demonstrated across seven pilot sites: Paris-Saclay, Oxfordshire, Trikala, Bern, Geneva, Zurich and Helsinki, supporting the development and validation of innovative mobility solutions in diverse urban and regional contexts.
Over two days of meetings and technical discussions, consortium partners reviewed the activities carried out so far, assessed project progress and aligned on the roadmap for the coming months, coordinating the next steps across the different work packages and demonstration activities.
FIT Innovation was represented by Dario Irrera, who presented updates on the activities led by the company and contributed to discussions on the project’s ongoing technical and organisational developments.
The General Assembly also provided an important opportunity for partners to exchange knowledge, strengthen collaboration and reinforce the shared commitment to advancing the future of connected, cooperative and automated mobility in Europe.
For more information about the CHORUS project, visit the official website: www.chorus-project.eu