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Final Event

In2CCAM

Join us on 22 October 2025 in Brussels for the joint final event of CONDUCTOR and IN2CCAM, two Horizon Europe sister projects at the forefront of Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility (CCAM) deployment.

The event will be an insightful showcase of project results and real-world lessons learned from both projects, thought-provoking discussions around different panels and a display of other projects within the CCAM realm.

Bringing together voices from research, industry, and public authorities, this gathering will spark dialogue, support future collaboration, and highlight the pathways toward smarter, safer, and more inclusive mobility across Europe.

Registration

Participation in the IN2CCAM & CONDUCTOR joint Final Event is free, but registration is required.

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To help us organise the event smoothly, we kindly ask all attendees to register in advance.

Agenda 

22 October 2025 | Comet Meetings – Louise, Brussels

9.00 | Registration and free breakfast

9.30 | Opening speech 

Andrea DE CANDIDO, CINEA / DG RTD

Future Urban and Mobility Systems 

9.40 | Presentation of the CCAM Partnership 

Hamid Zarghampour, Swedish Transport Administration

9.50 | CONDUCTOR & IN2CCAM Projects’ Overview and Achievements

  • Flavien Massi (Netcompany)
  • Maria-Pia Fanti (POLIBA)

10.10 | Presentation of the Living Labs & Use Cases

11.00 | Coffee break and visit to the booth area 

11.30 | Panel discussion #1: From Pilots to Deployment Scaling Up CCAM Solutions Across Europe 

Speakers:

  • Raquel Sánchez (Nommon): “Towards a more sustainable urban mobility: Integration of CCAM services and urban parcel distribution”
  • André Perpey (NeoGLS): “CCAM deployment: Functional and technical needs for infrastructure/vehicle operation”
  • José Rodríguez (ERTICO): “Blueprints for Europe: How Replicability and Transferability Scale CCAM Solutions”

Moderator: Maria-Pia Fanti (POLIBA) 

 

12.15 | Panel discussion #2: Interoperability and Integration: Building the Future of Multi-Modal Mobility​

Speakers:

  • Christos Ballis (ICCS / CHORUS project): “Interoperability by Design: Integrating CCAM into a multi-actor orchestration framework”
  • Katja Saje (GoOpti): “Beyond the Route: Enabling Interoperable Demand-Responsive Mobility Across Borders “
  • Evangelos Mitsakis (CERTH-HIT): “Towards Seamless Multimodal Traffic Management: Gaps and Lessons from the MTM Roadmap for 2030 and beyond”

Moderator: Gregor Papa (JSI) 

13.00 | Lunch break 

14.00 | Panel discussion #3: Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) in CCAM: Ensuring Societal Acceptance and Readiness​

Speakers:

  • Francois Brambati (DeepBlue): “Closing the Loop in CCAM Innovation: Advancing Holistic Co-Creation through Social Sciences and Humanities”
  • Ioanna Kourounioti (Panteia): “Transition of the transport workforce to CCAM-related roles”
  • Lorenzo Valletta (TTS Italia): “From Resistance to Readiness: Social Acceptance Beyond the 100% Myth”

Moderator: Stephane Dreher (ERTICO, Head of CCAM) 

14.45 | Panel discussion #4: The Role of Data in Shaping the Future of CCAM ​

Speakers:

  • Carolina Viceto (UBIWHERE LDA): “Connecting Data, Living Labs, and Innovation in CCAM”
  • Giulia Renzi (ICOOR): “From Insights to Impact: Leveraging SINFONICA Data for an inclusive CCAM mobility”
  • Kostas Cheliotis (Frontier Innovations): “CCAM Data Space: Supporting Transport Optimisation Services in CONDUCTOR”

Moderator: Agostino Mangini (POLIBA) 

15.30 | Matchmaking session and visit to the poster area

17.00 | End of the event​