Imagine a high-tech SimCity for real urban delivery. It uses live data from sensors and cars to create a virtual map that tests the best ways to move goods without clogging streets. It's like a digital rehearsal for cities to try out electric cargo bikes and smart loading zones before actually building them.
Urban freight delivery is inefficient, causing congestion and high emissions. Cities lack the tools to simulate and manage dynamic loading zones and last-mile delivery in real-time.
A digitally empowered platform featuring a Digital Twin with XR and gamification, integrated with IoT sensors and Floating Car Data for urban logistics simulation.
If you are a delivery provider dealing with inefficient urban routes and parking fines — this project developed a system of mobile microhubs and electric cargo bikes that improves delivery speed and reduces emissions.
If you are a city authority dealing with traffic congestion and poor space usage — this project developed a Digital Twin with XR simulation that allows you to test new traffic layouts before implementation.
If you are an energy company dealing with the gap between where green power is made and where electric fleets charge — this project developed smart energy solutions to align production with consumption.
Based on available project data, no specific pricing or cost information is provided.
The project is deploying pilots across 8 different European cities to test the solutions in real-world urban environments.
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The project period runs from 2026-01-01 to 2029-12-31, suggesting commercial availability after 2029.
It integrates real-time Floating Car Data, IoT sensors, and historical datasets to model traffic and space usage.
The consortium is heavily weighted toward practical application, featuring 35 partners with a 31% industry ratio (11 companies). The presence of 6 SMEs and 12 universities across 13 countries indicates a strong balance between academic research and commercial scalability, specifically targeting the European urban market.
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