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An online workshop organised by CLEPA and supported by ERTICO and VDI/VDE-IT next 16 June will focus on Vehicle Technologies for Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility (CCAM), in the context of the ARCADE Project (Aligning Research & Innovation for Connected and Automated Driving in Europe).

The aim is to provide a perspective on the current state-of-the-art and expected developments over the coming years based on relevant first-hand experience and expertise from different stakeholders directly involved in the development and implementation of Vehicles Technologies in Europe and from around the world. The need for international cooperation regarding standards and regulations will also be addressed.

The preliminary agenda includes presentations from the European Commission, the ARCADE Project Coordinator and an overview of the CCAM Partnership.

About ARCADE:

ARCADE is a Coordination and Support Action funded by the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 programme, aimed at building consensus across stakeholders from all sectors for a sound and harmonised deployment of Connected, Cooperative and Automated Driving (CAD) in Europe and beyond.

ARCADE federates a CAD Stakeholder Network through the organisation of regular workshops and co-organisation, with the European Commission, of EUCAD Conferences and Symposia. The CAD network exchanges knowledge and experiences to build up synergies and a common approach to the development, testing, and validation of CAD. The main objective is to contribute to the definition of future research and innovation priorities in Europe for the main thematic areas related to the deployment and adoption
of CAD (e.g. STRIA and ERTRAC Roadmaps on Connected and Automated Transport).

ARCADE also consolidates the Knowledge Base of CAD know-how, including an overview of impact assessment, testing and evaluation methodologies, regulations, policies and standards, roadmaps and strategic plans at European, Member State and even international levels.

ARCADE capitalises on the CARTRE Support Action legacy and is open to Associated Partnership.

Source: Connected Automated Driving EU