On 6–7 May 2026, partners of the IN MOBILITY project gathered in Alba Iulia, Romania, for the second Peer Review meeting and Study Visit, dedicated to the topic of Transport Affordability. The event brought together project partners, public authorities, stakeholders and mobility experts from several European regions to exchange experiences and discuss solutions for
On April 21-22, ITL attended the 5th Steering Committee of the GreenPATH Project in Kecskemét. The meeting, which focused on how the results and lessons learned from each pilot activity can be translated into local policies addressing commuting and sustainable mobility, gave partners the opportunity to review the progress achieved so far and to
ITL is a part of the FREE4LiB project, funded by the Horizon Europe programme, which addresses some of the key challenges related to the management of lithium-ion batteries, with a particular focus on recycling, safety, and traceability across the entire value chain. The project develops advanced solutions for the recycling of lithium-ion batteries, with
On March 25th, ITL was in Berlin for the Final Conference of the H2CE project, which provided a comprehensive overview of the project’s achievements and included a panel discussion on how Central European regions can prepare for the energy transition through hydrogen. The highlight was a keynote speech by Jorgo Chatzimarkakis, CEO of Hydrogen
On 24–25 March, ITL joined the Final Conference of the SUSTANCE project, held in Trieste and titled “Shaping the Future of Public Transport Connectivity in Central Europe”. Over nearly three years of activity, the project promoted cross-border public transport services and developed innovative ICT-based solutions to enhance sustainable mobility in Central Europe. Within the
On March 17th and 18th, ITL took part in the third General Assembly of the Horizon Europe project Shift2Zero, held at Alkè’s headquarters in Padua. During the meeting, progress across the different Work Packages was presented, alongside discussions and exchanges on upcoming challenges. At project level, the survey on transport operators’ needs regarding eLCVs
The use of drones for medical transport is no longer just a hypothesis, but is now the subject of various research and testing activities. In this context, the Horizon Europe project Di-PEGASUS is exploring the use of drones for deliveries to healthcare facilities, particularly in areas that are difficult to reach. The aim is
On Thursday, March 12th, ITL hosted the first live demonstration of the new human-machine interface for drone swarm management developed within the Di-PEGASUS project, in front of an audience of drone pilots and industry experts. The session was opened by Unifly Consulting (formerly EuroUSC Italia), which presented the project’s journey to date, highlighting the initial