CHORUS Featured at VivaTech Panel on Data-Driven Urban Mobility

On June 19th, 2026, CHORUS was highlighted during the panel discussion “Shared Roads, Shared Vision: Data Powering the Next Generation of Urban Mobility“ at VivaTech, where Clémentine Flinois, Chief Operating Officer, project partner Clem‘ presented how data-driven orchestration can support the next generation of connected and sustainable mobility services.

The discussion brought together representatives from industry, local authorities, and technology organisations to explore how data can improve urban mobility planning and operations. During the panel, CHORUS was presented as a Horizon Europe initiative developing a unified orchestration framework to coordinate multiple transport modes and stakeholders within the Cooperative, Connected and Automated Mobility (CCAM) ecosystem.

The presentation highlighted the CHORUS pilot in Paris-Saclay, demonstrating how mobility flows can be orchestrated through collaboration between public and private actors. By enabling secure data exchange and AI-supported traffic and mobility management, CHORUS aims to improve transport efficiency, enhance the user experience through real-time information, and support more sustainable mobility services.

Participation in the panel provided an opportunity to showcase how the CHORUS approach contributes to the development of smarter, more integrated mobility ecosystems capable of addressing the diverse transport needs of both urban and peri-urban areas.

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