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AI4CCAM will take part in the event “Rethinking modal integration between Public Transport and shared, connected and autonomous mobility”, organised within the European project EMBRACER, in Vilnius, Lithuania, on 9 and 10 October.

EMBRACER is a region-driven project, funded within the Interreg Europe Program, where seven underserved regions have committed to integrate public transport with informal modes (cycling, ride-hailing, car/bike/scooter sharing, on-demand transport, autonomous shuttles) to enhance the interconnection with urban areas and achieve seamless intelligent climate-resilient regional and local intermodal mobility.

TTS Italia will be presenting the Use Case 3 of the AI4CCAM project, which explores user acceptance of automated vehicles equipped with Vulnerable Road User (VRU) prediction capabilities.

The Use Case aims to assess how VRUs interact with connected and automated vehicles (CAVs) before and after engaging in various traffic scenarios, such as T-junctions, crossroads, and roundabouts, within a VR environment. By measuring physiological indicators like GSR (Galvanic Skin Response) and EMG (Electromyography), AI4CCAM can evaluate changes in user acceptance, helping to enhance future interactions between CAVs and vulnerable road users.