The ‘Living Lab ToMove’ project is part of the National Complementary Plan ‘MaaS4Italy – Mobility as a Service for Italy’ which promotes the development of new mobility services, based on the adoption of Mobility as a Service (MaaS) paradigms in metropolitan cities to digitise local transport and provide users with an integrated mobility experience, from journey planning to payment across multiple modes of transport. The aim of the MaaS4Italy project is to create a CCAM (Cooperative, Connected and Automated Mobility) Living Lab in a city context to test innovative local transport solutions in a specific area of the city, equipped with technological infrastructure, within which innovations and technologies can be tested under real conditions and functional solutions can be identified to carry out pre-competitive testing of technologies, services and applications ‘in-vivo’, putting citizens at the centre of the innovation process, through a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary process of co-creation with users that stimulates quadruple helix cooperation (government, industry, universities and citizens).
Turin, with its ToMove project, has been selected for the realisation of a Living Lab aimed at promoting the co-development and testing of new scenarios and solutions for autonomous, connected and cooperative mobility (so-called CCAM technologies) in close relation with the MaaS services that will be developed in parallel within the ‘TorinoMaaS4Italy’ project.
The project is funded by the Department for Digital Transformation as part of the PNRR (National Recovery and Resilience Plan) and is coordinated by the City of Turin in collaboration with UniTO, PoliTO, 5T, and local actors such as 5T and Links.
