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Novadays deploys the first transport service with driverless buses in Spain

02/06/2016

Novadays R&D department (Novadays Research) has been responsible for the first pilot project to test the provision of public transport services by bus with driverless vehicles. The project has involved engineers, lawyers and economists, obtaining strategic knowledge for the company to lead the advice to governments and companies in the next commercial deployment of these technologies.

The CityMobil2 project has been co-funded by the European Commission through the Seventh Framework Programme. Novadays has been the only Spanish company participating in the project, collaborating with technology centers, universities, public research organizations and high-tech companies across Europe. The project has been carried out in the Scientific and Technological Park of Miramón (San Sebastian).

Novadays Research is already working on new R&D projects aimed at continuing to create the technical, financial and legal knowledge necessary to implement these technologies.

Novadays and PCT Cartuja Address Key Aspects of the Autonomous Electric Transportation Pilot Project at a Technical Workshop

Novadays will carry out a new autonomous mobility project in Málaga

Novadays will create the technical office of the Public Procurement of Innovation project to digitize the water cycle of the Xunta de Galicia

Circular Procurement Suite: innovation to integrate circularity in public procurement

Supra-Autonomic Operational Groups of the European Association for Agricultural Productivity and Sustainability Innovation (AEI-AGRI)

Novadays is commissioned to promote Green Public Procurement in Madrid City Council

Carbon footprint: What is it, why is it important, how is it calculated?

Novadays will accompany the City of Malaga in the design and financing of its new Urban Electricity Distribution Center (CUDE) of goods.

Ecosystem for circular public procurement: the first collaborative forum specialized in this field

Novadays will assess the impact of PERTE VEC, a key instrument of industrial policy for electric and connected vehicles