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iDriving – Intelligent & Digital Roadway Infrastructure for Vehicles Integrated with Next-Gen Technologies

Code
iDriving
Programme
HORIZON
Call
Better infrastructure safety on urban and secondary rural roads throughout a combination of adaptable monitoring and maintenance solutions HORIZON-CL5-2023-D6-01-10
Status
SIGNED
Period
2024-07-01 – 2027-06-30
Total cost (whole consortium)4 998 734 €
EU contribution (whole consortium)4 998 734 €
EU contribution to Bulgarian participants200 000 €

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Participants

OrganisationsRoleCountryGrant
ETHNIKO KENTRO EREVNAS KAI TECHNOLOGIKIS ANAPTYXIScoordinatorEL683 750 €
FUNDACION TEKNIKERparticipantES499 959 €
UNIVERSITE GUSTAVE EIFFELparticipantFR479 290 €
NETCOMPANY S.A.participantLU330 000 €
INFRA PLAN KONZALTNIG JDOO ZA USLUGEparticipantHR300 000 €
POLYTECHNEIO KRITISparticipantEL300 000 €
AUSTRIATECH - GESELLSCHAFT DES BUNDES FUR TECHNOLOGIEPOLITISCHE MASSNAHMEN GMBHparticipantAT300 000 €
ALP.Lab GmbHparticipantAT299 610 €
SOFTWARE IMAGINATION AND VISION SRLparticipantRO296 438 €
ACCELIGENCE LTDparticipantCY273 125 €
DRAXIS RESEARCH VENTURES ASTIKI MI KERDOSKOPIKI ETAIRIAparticipantEL260 000 €
GRAD KARLOVACparticipantHR248 438 €
PRAVO I INTERNET FOUNDATIONparticipantBG200 000 €
INGARTEK CONSULTING SLparticipantES200 000 €
MUNICIPALITY OF ALBA IULIAparticipantRO178 125 €
DIMOS THESSALONIKISparticipantEL150 000 €
MOBILYSIS SARLassociated partnerCH

Description

iDriving aims to deliver a TRL 6 prototype based on seven key pillars, all designed to work synergistically to create an interactive, accurate and efficient solution to improve infrastructure safety of urban and secondary rural roads. (i) A Safety Criteria Catalogue (SCC) for all road users for secondary and urban roads. This establishes a benchmark for safety standards and KPIs, forming the foundational blueprint that guides all aspects of the iDriving system. (ii) Common communication solutions, ensuring a seamless and real-time exchange of data across a diverse range of sensors from various vehicles and road infrastructures. (iii) Innovative sensor integration on compact packages. These can be easily deployed and maintained on both vehicles and road infrastructure, particularly on secondary and urban roads, thus acting as core data collection or independent processing hubs for onsite analysis. (iv) Efficient and accurate monitoring services. This includes visual inspection of the road network, vehicle behavior analysis, and the analysis of weather conditions, all crucial for proactive road safety management. (v) Intelligence to maintenance operations to reduce the costs and impact on other users through advanced tools like 3D visualization, defect detection at the local level, and optimal traffic management. (vi) AI-based warning mechanisms that can provide real-time alerts about hazardous conditions or accidents either on road infrastructure with signs or lightning or directly to vehicle users via enhanced interfaces. The final pillar ensures the seamless integration of all these elements, bringing together sophisticated AI-driven analytics, machine learning, sensor fusion, and cutting-edge simulations into a (vii) Digital Twin of the road infrastructure. This facilitates the anticipation, identification, and response to a wide range of road conditions and events in real-time.

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