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BoostEDIC M&L is a Digital Europe Programme action funded under the call DIGITAL-2024-CLOUD-AI-06-MOBSPACE
Dear IPIC participant, Through this group you can revisit IPIC 2026 presentations, video recordings, papers, and posters presented at IPIC 2026. If you could not attend but you would like to access the materials or recorded sessions from IPIC 2026 programme, please contact ipic@etp-alice.eu for more information How to access the recorded presentations and materials? If you are already registered in the Knowledge Platform, log in, use the “enrolment key” and click on “Follow this content” while logged in If you are not yet registered, you may create an account in the Knowledge Platform (Create account) and then follow the step explained above. To access the “enrolment key” contact ipic@etp-alice.eu. Only speakers, attendees and ALICE members have access to the materials at this stage. You may visit the FAQ or contact ipic@etp-alice.eu for any question or support you may need. Best Regards, IPIC 2026 Organization team www.pi.events
The vision of MODALSHIFT lies in the creation of a transport network and traffic management optimisation framework, trusted and valuable for local stakeholders, that bridges the data from infrastructures, logistics and mobility operators.
Join us on 23-24 October 2025 for the ALICE Logistics Innovation Summit 2025. This two-day event will bring together stakeholders from across the freight transport and logistics ecosystem to exchange knowledge, showcase innovations, explore the most pressing challenges and opportunities in the logistics sector in Europe and beyond.
ALICE Logistics Automation Automation in logistics is progressing rapidly across ports, terminals, corridors, warehouses and multimodal hubs. Europe is moving from isolated pilots towards the deployment of interoperable, safe and scalable autonomous systems across the logistics network. To support this transition, ALICE has launched the Logistics Automation as a collaborative platform connecting industry, technology providers, research centres and public authorities. The objective is to enable knowledge exchange, identify common challenges, and accelerate coordinated and interoperable automation across modes and nodes. Purpose of the group Provide a shared space to monitor automation initiatives beyond research projects. Collect and organise use cases from ports, hubs, terminals, road corridors and intra-logistics. Connect work carried out across ALICE Thematic Groups (TG2, TG3, Urban Logistics). Link demonstrations and applied research with emerging EU policy frameworks (TEN-T, port strategy, CCAM, data interoperability). Create a consolidated overview of automation developments within the European logistics ecosystem. Prepare the ground for a potential ALICE position paper on logistics automation in 2026/2027. How to Contribute Members can support this group by sharing information, ongoing pilots or operational experiences. Submit a use case through the dedicated form (link available after login). Share updates, questions or materials in the discussion forum. Participate in upcoming webinars, workshops and deep-dive sessions. Go to the Use Case Collection Hub →
GOLIA is a Horizon Europe project whose mission is to create an inclusive, adaptive, and socially optimised urban mobility system through a new governance model integrating technological, social and legal innovations. The project aims to shift the focus of mobility planning from purely economic considerations to a more holistic approach that incorporates social well-being, accessibility and sustainability. A key part of this approach is developing the Social Optimum Mobility Index (SOMI), which will support dynamic, data-driven decision-making across urban transport systems.
The FREight vOlumes transfer from Road to waterborne transport, using zero-EMission, Automated, Small and flexible vessel protoTypes (FOREMAST) project, initiated under the Horizon Europe programme, aims to transform the transport sector by developing innovative Small, Flexible, Automated Zero-Emission (SFAZ) vessels. Launched on 1 January 2024, FOREMAST intends to ease urban congestion, reduce environmental impact, and increase the efficiency of inland waterway transport. Objectives FOREMAST is dedicated to shifting freight volumes from road to more sustainable waterborne alternatives by integrating advanced zero-emission technologies and automation. The project focuses on enhancing the functionality and deployment of SFAZ vessels across European inland waterways, aiming to transform both urban and coastal logistics systems through innovative transport solutions. The project is structured around four ambitious pillars: Automation and navigation (P1): Developing a selectable level of automation with advanced guidance, navigation, and control systems, tailored for efficient inland waterway transport (IWT) operations. This includes the creation of a next generation remote control centre. Zero-emission energy solutions (P2): Implementing hybrid electric and fuel cell technologies to evaluate and optimise energy management for zero emission operations. Vessel design and innovation (P3): Innovating vessel designs to increase flexibility in cargo capacity and adaptability in different water conditions, supported by comprehensive simulations. Operational optimisation tools (P4): Developing a Digital Twinning Platform for design and operational efficiency, integrating innovative components for robust logistics solutions. Demonstration and validation Two physical Living Labs in Ghent and Caen will demonstrate the practical implementation of SFAZ vessels, focusing on their integration into automated smart terminals within optimised logistics networks. A virtual Living Lab in Galati will extend these demonstrations to showcase the scalability and applicability of the solutions. Outcomes and impact FOREMAST aims to contribute to a modal shift from road to IWT, thereby reducing congestion and lower emissions. The success of the project will be measured by its ability to implement cutting-edge technologies in real-world scenarios, ensuring sustainable and efficient transport solutions. Why ALICE is part of the FOREMAST project and what is its role? ALICE is leading tasks related to the adoption of SFAZ vessels (T4.2) and the regulatory framework for automation and zero-emission technologies (T4.3). This involves: Facilitating the integration of SFAZ vessels into IWT operations. Developing guidance and business models for stakeholders. Collaborating with regulators to create a conducive regulatory environment for the deployment of these innovative vessels.
