PLOTO project was showcased during a lecture at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME).
BME is one of the partners of the project and it is involved with the activities in the Hungarian pilot site. The lecture was held at BME in the frame of transport engineering MSc specialization in Transport Informatics course by Gergely Mező from RSOE. The latter is also a partner in the project consortium.
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On 7-8 February, PLOTO partners met in Athens, hosted by the partner NTUA, to discuss the work done in the first 18 months of this EU funded initiative. In light of the upcoming project's mid-term review, planned on 25 April, the Consortium aligned on the ongoing...