IFSTTAR, along with the UPEM university, the EAVT school of architecture and three engineering schools (EIVP, ENSG, ESIEE Paris) from 1° January 2020 became the Université [...]

Trustonomy has recently released the deliverable D2.3 "Trustonomy Functional Architecture" with the objective to define the conceptual architecture of the Trustonomy toolset. The resulting architecture will [...]

Trustonomy has recently published the Deliverable D2.2 "Trustonomy Methodological Guidelines". This report contains the definition of the generic and specific guidelines for developing and producing the [...]

After the merger with TerniEnergia, Softeco, Trustonomy project coordinator, becomes AlgoWatt. With the name AlgoWatt, born from the word algorithm, computer calculation procedure, and the word [...]

Trustonomy is also about algorithms, controlling automated vehicles, and mathematics. Three areas of mathematics are especially relevant: classical risk analysis and two novel lines of research [...]

Trustonomy, represented by the project coordinator Softeco, will be among the speakers of the 1st Drive2theFuture Workshop, taking place in Brussels on the 6th March. Trustonomy [...]

Trustonomy will be one of the speakers of the workshop “Ethical issues raised by driverless mobility” which will be held on 13 February 2020 at DG [...]

On 21-22 January 2020, the first meeting devoted to pilot research in the Trustonomy project took place. All consortium members involved in the implementation of Pilot [...]

Plans to keep Scotland at the forefront of developments in the connected and autonomous vehicle (CAV) industry have been published by Transport Scotland. The CAV Roadmap [...]

As part of its vision to make road transport smarter and more convenient, the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) has drawn up a check-list of rules [...]

Trustonomy carried out preliminary research to define the user requirements of the project concept. A publicly available document, "Trustonomy requirements", reports on that and it specifically [...]

Trustonomy has recently released a first public document on its "Operational Context Analysis". The idea of a car that can drive by itself has been around [...]

The Trustonomy project was hosted in the SOFTECO's corporate stand at the POLIS Conference 2019 where it got the attention of many interested visitors in the [...]

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An interesting article from Forbes explains autonomous cars can predict how selfish your driving is. Predicting how humans might behave, and adjusting an algorithm’s reasoning based [...]

Under the Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme, the European Commission has recently funded 4 new projects focused on driver behaviour and acceptance of connected, cooperative [...]

On October 17th, within the VIII Congress of Public Transport and Smart City in Warsaw (Poland), Trustonomy organized its first workshop, an interactive and brainstorming session [...]

On 25 October, Softeco, Trustonomy project coordinator, will be telling more about Trustonomy at the Coffee Tech event, organised by Confidustria Genova. This will be the [...]

Trustonomy found some interesting articles on autonomous driving, have a look! Autonomous Cars Choosing To Hit This, Not That, Creates Ethical/Legal Dilemma Autonomous vehicles to carry [...]

On October 17th, the VIII Congress of Public Transport and Smart City will be held in Warsaw (Poland): the perfect event to discuss about intelligent partnerships [...]

Although the project has only recently started (May 2019), Trustonomy has already crossedEuropean borders, with some interesting online articles in Mexico and Colombia. Here is some [...]

Trsustonomy is the “Project of the month” on the monthly TTS Italia newsletter. The focus explains on the project objectives and target. TTS Italia newsletter [...]