A step forward in the advancement of connected and automated mobility was achieved with the official start of the Integrated CCAM Technologies Cluster. This initiative unites several European projects under one cooperative umbrella, to redefine the future of transport.

Last week, representatives from the cluster’s member projects—AIthena, CONDUCTOR, EVENTS, iEXODDUS, and PODIUM—gathered to discuss their shared goals and collaborative strategies. This meeting was the beginning of a coordinated effort to accelerate the development of cutting-edge CCAM (Connected, Cooperative, and Automated Mobility) technologies. By pooling resources, expertise, and innovative solutions, the cluster aims to overcome common challenges and drive forward a safer, smarter, and more efficient transportation ecosystem.

The Integrated CCAM Technologies Cluster embodies a shared vision of what tomorrow’s mobility can achieve. Each project brings unique expertise to the table: from advanced AI algorithms and cooperative driving systems to innovative data-sharing platforms and large-scale pilot programs. Together, they form a collective force working toward the seamless integration of automated mobility into everyday life.

The collaboration is not only about technology—it’s about building trust, fostering interoperability, and ensuring that the end solutions align with real-world needs. Through this integrated approach, the cluster can deliver technologies that enhance safety, optimize traffic flow, reduce emissions, and make transportation more inclusive for all.

The meeting between AIthena, CONDUCTOR, EVENTS, iEXODUS, and PODIUM set the stage for this joint effort. As these projects move forward, their combined efforts will be instrumental in setting new benchmarks for CCAM innovation, bringing us closer to a future where automated mobility is not just a concept, but a tangible reality that benefits society as a whole.