On Friday, 5 December 2025, a seminar was held to present the results of the Novoville Mobility project, with the option of both in-person and online participation.
Kissavou 11, Vrilissia 152 35
About the Seminar
The Novoville Mobility project is implemented under the Programme "Development of Digital Products and Services" (Axis 2.3 — Digitisation of Enterprises) and Action 16706 "Digital Transformation of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises". It focuses on developing advanced digital tools for sustainable urban mobility and the digital transformation of Local Government.
What Was Presented
During the seminar, the key results of the project were presented, along with the innovative features of the Novoville Mobility platform and the ways in which they can be leveraged by municipalities and other public-sector bodies.
Participants had the opportunity to watch a live demo of the platform and learn about the technologies and services developed within the project, contributing to the promotion of sustainable urban mobility and the digital transformation of Local Government.
Who It Was For
The seminar was aimed at:
- Elected representatives and officials of municipalities
- Local Government executives and staff
- Organisations active in the field of urban mobility
- Research and academic institutions
- Smart Cities industry professionals
Open Discussion
Following the presentations, an open discussion took place on the challenges and prospects of sustainable mobility, and the role of digital technologies in creating smarter, more sustainable, and more people-centred cities.
Registration
The seminar took place on 5 December 2025. Registration is no longer available.
About Novoville Mobility
Novoville Mobility is a comprehensive digital urban mobility management platform that connects parking, public transport, and sustainable means of transport into a single digital ecosystem. Leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI), Big Data, and open interfaces (APIs), the platform facilitates multimodal travel and supports cities and citizens in transitioning to more sustainable, lower-carbon mobility patterns.