
PTV Group (Germany)
Wikidata: Q2044808
PTV Group (Germany)
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assignment_turned_in Project2008 - 2010Partners:PBS, University of Surrey, Daimler (Germany), HITACHI EUROPE, CRF +21 partnersPBS,University of Surrey,Daimler (Germany),HITACHI EUROPE,CRF,VW,AUDI,KIT,NEC,DLR,Facit PbS,IRION,TNO,PTV Group (Germany),RENESAS ELECTRONICS EUROPE GMBH,FHG,SAP AG,RENESAS ELECTRONICS EUROPE GMBH,Graz University of Technology,IMEC,DELPHI DE,VOLVO TECHNOLOGY AB,BMW,ADAM OPEL AG,EICT,IFSTTARFunder: European Commission Project Code: 224019more_vert Open Access Mandate for Publications and Research data assignment_turned_in Project2023 - 2025Partners:TU Delft, AIT, GRUPA93, TUC, ARGALEO B.V. +12 partnersTU Delft,AIT,GRUPA93,TUC,ARGALEO B.V.,Arane Adviseurs,INLECOM INNOVATION,KONNECTA SYSTEMS IKE,ICCS,CARTO GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM SOCIEDAD LIMITADA,PTV Group (Germany),ATOS IT,ULB,TRUST-IT SRL,UPRC,KONNECTA SYSTEMS LIMITED,SISTeMA srlFunder: European Commission Project Code: 101093051Overall Budget: 4,998,940 EURFunder Contribution: 4,998,440 EUREMERALDSs vision is to design, develop and create an urban data-oriented Mobility Analytics as a Service (MAaaS) toolset, consisting of the so-called emeralds services, compiled in a proof-of-concept prototype, capable of exploiting the untapped potential of extreme urban mobility data. The toolset will enable the stakeholders of the urban mobility ecosystem to collect and manage ubiquitous spatio-temporal data of high-volume, high-velocity and of high-variety, analyse them both in online and offline settings, import them to real-time responsive AI/ML algorithms and visualize results in interactive dashboards, whilst implementing privacy preservation techniques at all data modalities and at all levels of its architecture. The toolset will offer advanced capabilities in data mining (searching and processing) of large amounts and varieties of urban mobility data and its efficiency will be assessed, validated and demonstrated in three TRL5 pilot use cases (by following a co-development approach with mobility and city stakeholders to improve decision making in urban smart city environments), and deployed/showcased in two early adopters data-driven TRL6 applications (by integrating the new services to existing systems to improve commercial offerings).
more_vert - IATA,CERTH,CSSA,Valenciaport,MARLO,SPC,Jan de Rijk Logistics,Stena Line,Newcastle University,Inlecom Systems (United Kingdom),VIA DONAU,PORTBASE BV,ISL,University of the Aegean,K-NET S.A.,PTV Group (Germany),MAL,FORDESI,TEKNOLOGIAN TUTKIMUSKESKUS VTT OY,TREDIT,BMT,NECL,Port of Cork,ACOS,University of Innsbruck,eBOS Technologies (Cyprus),Mobycon,MJC2,BUTE,Schenker AB,MRTK,DSV Road ABFunder: European Commission Project Code: 233758
more_vert Open Access Mandate for Publications and Research data assignment_turned_in Project2016 - 2019Partners:TX LOGISTIK AG, CESMAD BOHEMIA, Jan de Rijk Logistics, HELLENIC FEDERATION OF ROAD TRANSPORTERS, Cerema +38 partnersTX LOGISTIK AG,CESMAD BOHEMIA,Jan de Rijk Logistics,HELLENIC FEDERATION OF ROAD TRANSPORTERS,Cerema,TREDIT,NTEX AB,IHORKS SHIPPING AND TRADING SRL,VIA DONAU,AUSTRIATECH,KUEHNE+NAGEL A.E.,CERTH,ERTICO - ITS,CNES,NATIONAL UNION OF ROAD HAULIERS FROM ROMANIA,Novacom,SAMER & CO. SHIPPING SPA,HPA,ICOOR,CLS,CEAGA,BUNDESVERBAND GUTERKRAFTVERKEHR LOGISTIK UND ENTSORGUNG BGL EV,University of Northampton,CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF SERBIA,STICHTING CONNEKT,CTAG,GIVENTIS INTERNATIONAL BV,Chalmers University of Technology,TN WPS,GREEK EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION,SMART FREIGHT CENTRE,PTV Group (Germany),T-Systems,COOP LOGISTIK AB,TERMINAL INTERMODALE DI TRIESTE FERNETTI SPA,GLS,ATOS SPAIN SA,Mondelez EBSC s.r.o.,UNILEVER U.K. CENTRAL RESOURCES LIMITED,Ministry of Infrastructure, Transport and Networks,HOLM,IRU PROJECTS ASBL,THESSALONIKI CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRYFunder: European Commission Project Code: 690797Overall Budget: 16,220,100 EURFunder Contribution: 16,220,100 EURSupply chain visibility supported by easy access to, and exchange and use of relevant and abundant logistics-related information is an important prerequisite for the deployment of pan-European logistics solutions that are needed to increase efficiency and productivity, and to reduce environmental impact. Although there is a proliferative development of logistics-related data stores, information channels, information management systems and data mining facilities, with both international and intermodal focus, this multitude of solutions exhibits a high degree of fragmentation, due to differences in user requirements, data models, system specification and business models. This legacy situation severely hampers the optimal use of logistics-related information. To overcome this fragmentation and lack of connectivity of ICT-based information systems for logistics decision making, AEOLIX will establish a cloud-based collaborative logistics ecosystem for configuring and managing (logistics-related) information pipelines. This digital business ecosystem will create visibility across the supply chain, enabling more sustainable and efficient transport of goods cross Europe. An essential element of the approach is to ensure that for logistics actors connecting to and using the ecosystem in undemanding and has a low level of complexity. We envision the ecosystem enabling the integration of supply-chain-related transport business processes through logistics software solutions for cloud-based connectivity and interaction, in order to support more efficient collaboration in the logistics supply chain than exists today. By enabling low-complexity and low cost connectivity of local ICT platforms and systems and thereby scalable, trusted and secure exchange of information, AEOLIX will improve the overall competitiveness of goods transport in the supply chain, while simultaneously targeting sustainability from environmental, economic and social perspectives.
more_vert assignment_turned_in Project2011 - 2014Partners:KIT, CERTH, PTV Group (Germany), ITYE, EPFZ +2 partnersKIT,CERTH,PTV Group (Germany),ITYE,EPFZ,TOMTOM,Ministry of Education and Religious AffairsFunder: European Commission Project Code: 288094more_vert
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