Data and digital twins provide a better understanding of how cities operate, enable the testing of different scenarios, and support urban mobility decisions.

The Mobility & Digital Twins Conference brings together representatives from academia, the public sector, and industry to examine how these technologies can be applied to urban planning and management, with a focus on current challenges facing cities and transportation systems.

On September 24, the program includes Working Group meetings (open to POLIS members only) and three Technical Visits (open to all), subject to registration and availability.

On September 25, the program includes thematic sessions, discussions, and presentations of projects and use cases. Topics include the use of mobility data, climate risk adaptation, and zero-emission logistics.

The day concludes with presentations of the finalist solutions from the Hack the City: Mobility Challenge, followed by the awards ceremony.

View the full program on the conference’s official website.

This Conference has already taken place, and registration is now closed.

The conference will take place alongside the Hack the City: Mobility Challenge, a hackathon focused on developing solutions to real-world urban mobility challenges.

From September 23 to 25, participants from different backgrounds will work in teams using data, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies, with guidance from mentors from academia, industry, and public institutions.

On the final day, the finalist teams will present their solutions to conference participants and the jury.

Learn more about the hackathon HERE.

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