ULTIMO - 9th General Assembly: An intense week-long programme in Geneva for Dexio
From 6 to 7 October, Dexio is taking part in ULTIMO's 9th General Assembly, hosted by TPG in Geneva.
The week continues with the EUCAD Symposium, where ULTIMO will have a stand.
This week, Dexio is in Geneva. Mattia and Kevin are actively taking part in the 9th General Assembly of the ULTIMO project, hosted by Geneva Public Transport (TPG).
They will be working on the commercial aspects of our Pulse Dashboard, alongside the technical and demonstration workstreams.
Tuesday 6 October: review, lessons learnt and roadmap
The first day is dedicated to sharing the project's lessons learnt. The programme includes:
- lessons from Geneva and Herford, as well as the roadmap;
- feedback from Ruter;
- an in-depth discussion on the use of interior cameras, balancing operational objectives with the protection of personal data (EU, Norway and Switzerland);
- the ULTIMO vision, including the results of the calculation scenarios and partner involvement;
- a co-creation workshop on the dissemination concept for the next 12 months.
Wednesday 7 October: collaboration and field demonstration
Collaboration Day opens with a speech by David Favre, Director General of the OCT, followed by a keynote by Henriette Cornet on institutional and public readiness for autonomous mobility. An update on the demonstration sites and parallel sessions with NextRide and AutoReady will round off the morning.
The afternoon will take place at the depot, with a static demonstration of several vehicles and workshops to prototype onboard services. It is in this setting that our Pulse Dashboard will be presented in a demonstration, in direct contact with operators, manufacturers and project partners.
Next: the EUCAD Symposium
Following the general assembly, we’ll be continuing the week at the EUCAD Symposium, still in Geneva, where ULTIMO will have a stand and take part in discussions.
Our objectives for these four days
We’re here this week with a clear ambition: to expand our network of potential partners and meet future customers for our solution. The Pulse Dashboard is a key component in the development of autonomous vehicles in public transport. It enables public transport operators (PTOs) to monitor all their vehicles from a single interface, including across multi-brand networks.
We’re also continuing our discussions with Swiss insurers to understand their needs and expectations in this area, a key issue in supporting the rollout of these new mobility services.
Will you be in Geneva this week? Meet Mattia and Kevin, or contact us to arrange a conversation.
