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The IVORY – \u2018AI for Vision Zero in Road Safety\u2019 – Industrial Doctorates Network<\/a> held its consortium meeting and network-wide training from November 5\u20137 in Paris, for a deep dive into the evolving role of AI to advance road safety worldwide.<\/p>\n

Launched in January 2024, IVORY consists of 15 academic and non-academic beneficiaries, as well as eight associated partners, joining from engineering, data science, human factors and ethics of technology disciplines from 10 countries.<\/p>\n

It aims to develop a sustainable knowledge sharing network and train researchers on new responsible AI applications covering such areas as: responsible, fair and impactful use of AI for road safety; new ways of road user support and human vehicle-environment interaction; and new scalable and equitable AI technologies for proactive infrastructure safety management.<\/p>\n

Hosted by the Stellantis\/Renault Group LAB (Laboratory of Accidentology, Biomechanics and Driving Behaviour), the three-day meeting brought together all 15 IVORY Doctoral Candidates, their supervisors, and industry partners for strategic planning, technical discussions, and advanced training.<\/p>\n

A major highlight of the event was a full-day training delivered by Agilysis, focusing on AI and Road Safety Challenges in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs).<\/p>\n

The training guided participants through the landscape of open and commercial datasets available for mobility and road safety research, highlighting opportunities to leverage cross-data integrations for advanced analytics. The doctoral candidates were also challenged to propose innovative solutions for challenges related to safe road use and behaviour.<\/p>\n

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Richard Owen, CEO of Agilysis<\/em><\/p>\n

In addition to the training, the consortium engaged in several coordination and planning sessions covering:<\/p>\n