N° 6
June 2026
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TTS Italia is the Italian ITS Association founded with the aim to promote the development and deployment of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) in Italy. |
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TTS Italia brings together the community of experts and stakeholders at a conference
"AI and cybersecurity: here are our recommendations for a resilient and secure mobility ecosystem"
It has quickly become one of the most debated and analyzed topics at conferences organized by academic institutions, business associations, and trade fairs to discuss the innovations impacting our societies: the use of Artificial Intelligence, digitalization, and consequently, cybersecurity have forcefully entered our daily discussions.
TTS Italia, the Italian Association of Telematics for Transport and Safety, which represents the Italian Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) sector and brings together the sector's key public and private stakeholders, decided months ago to establish a Working Group with the aim of analyzing the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in modern mobility and its intersection with cybersecurity. It also drafted a Position Paper to propose useful recommendations for ensuring that mobility networks develop safely, contributing to the country's sustainable growth.
The conclusions of the work begun at the beginning of the year were presented and discussed at the Association's annual conference, held on June 17 at Palazzo Rospigliosi in Rome, entitled "AI and Cybersecurity for the Mobility of People and Goods," under the patronage of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, the Department for Digital Transformation, and the National Cybersecurity Agency.
Opening with greetings from TTS Italia President Rossella Panero, Rome City Councilor for Mobility Eugenio Patanè, and the President of the Parliamentary Intergroup on Cybersecurity and Technology, Honorable Alessandro Colucci, the event was attended throughout the day by a large audience of industry experts and businesses. "The more connected the city and mobility networks become," emphasized Councilor Patanè, "the more they are exposed to the risk of cyber attacks. To defend themselves, the City of Rome has established a cybersecurity department and a dedicated operations center. It's a battle that must be won every day: cybersecurity is a prerequisite for citizen trust." For his part, Honorable Colucci emphasized the need to maintain the centrality of humans in AI development and to encourage collaboration between public institutions, agencies, and private companies.
Fabio Nussio, coordinator of the TTS Italia Working Group, then outlined the contents of the Position Paper. The profound interconnection between ITS and AI promises unprecedented efficiency, security, and sustainability, but at the same time, exposes the entire ecosystem to exponential cyber risks: "An integrated and proactive approach, guided by a European regulatory framework, is essential, which transforms vulnerabilities into resilience and ensures trust in the future of mobility," Nussio insisted. "The next major technological transition in Europe and Italy will see data, algorithms, and digital infrastructures combine to make every journey safer, cleaner, and more inclusive."
After recalling that the latest industry reports indicate a systemic emergency, with a 48.7% increase in attacks in 2025 compared to the previous year, Nussio confirmed that the economic value of connected mobility is directly proportional to its vulnerability, which requires dynamic and scalable protection. "Traditional cybersecurity is no longer sufficient," the final report also states. "We need an integrated AI + Cybersecurity approach, based on robust AI models, defense against adversarial attacks, protection of sensitive training data, zero-trust architectures based on the principle of 'never trust, always verify,' AI-enhanced SOCs, regulatory compliance (UN R155, ISO 21434, AI Act, NIS2), and adoption of the 'Compliance by Design' paradigm. The convergence of ITS, AI, and cybersecurity represents one of the key enabling factors for future mobility, ensuring reliability, service continuity, and user protection."
Bearing in mind that the transportation sector has become the fifth most attacked globally, Fabio Nussio concluded his presentation with the Association's strategic recommendations for a resilient mobility ecosystem: 1) Adopt integrated architectural governance for ITS, AI, and cybersecurity; 2) Integrate the principles of Security by Design and Zero Trust throughout the entire lifecycle; 3) Promote the integration of AI and cybersecurity as an enabler of resilience; 4) Strengthen data governance, interoperability, and the use of open standards, supported by an interoperable national Mobility Data Platform; 5) Promote the development of sector-specific and trustworthy AI for mobility with the "trustworthy AI" label; 6) Integrated logistics ecosystem; 7) Digital ecosystem for multimodal and intermodal transport; 8) Develop connected and autonomous mobility with regulatory compliance; 9) Invest in skills, collaboration, controlled testing environments, and multi-gender and multidisciplinary teams; 10) Integrate ethics-by-design into new critical AI systems in the transportation sector; 11) Ensure meaningful human oversight and clear accountability; 12) Reform the Approval Process; 13) Establish AI-Powered SOCs with Zero Trust and Cyber Threat Intelligence; 14) Widespread cybersecurity culture in ITS systems, government agencies, and businesses; 15) Financial incentives to avoid structural delays for businesses and public administrations.
These recommendations found broad consensus among the panelists at the roundtables that enlivened the day. Beginning with the morning panel on personal mobility, moderated by Olga Landolfi, Secretary General of TTS Italia, which included Emanuele Proia (Asstra), Piergianni Marana (Axis), Luigi Giacalone (Swarco Italia), Emanuela Stocchi (Aiscat), Giuseppe Olivero, and Nadia Fiorito (Vifram). In their presentations, Proia and Stocchi explained the dangers of cyberattacks, now directly driven by AI, exposing local public transport and highways and their users, and the measures adopted to prevent them. Marana, Giacalone, Olivero, and Fiorito illustrated the technological solutions already available to defend against them.
The afternoon session focused on freight mobility, with the participation of Clara Ricozzi, President of OITAF, Andrea Arquilla of Anita, Giuseppe Parlati of Almaviva, Paolo Guidi, President of Assologistica, and Antonella Querci of the Northern Tyrrhenian Sea Port Authority (Livorno). The speakers discussed cybersecurity with respect to, in order, the transport of temperature-controlled food and goods, road haulage, the construction of AI architectures, the creation of resilient ecosystems (competitiveness factors), and the port as a cognitive platform.
The day concluded with a roundtable discussion featuring institutional discussions. President Salvatore Deidda brought greetings from the Chamber of Deputies' Transport Committee, while Lorenzo Basso, Vice President of the Senate's Committee VIII (Environment, Ecological Transition, Energy, Public Works, Communications, Technological Innovation), presented the results of the unanimously approved fact-finding inquiry conducted by the Committee on "Digital Technologies and AI for Italian Infrastructure."
Michelangelo Chinni, Head of Digitalization at RAM, summarized the role of the MIT's operational arm in managing the LogIn Business call for proposals, which funded the digitalization of logistics companies and interventions for ports and freight terminals. Francesco Baldoni, Director General for Digitalization, Information Systems and Statistics at MIT, focused on the issues of digital sovereignty, smart roads—the Naples ring road is the first to be recently recognized—privacy protection, and data governance. Michele Onorato of the Italian Association for Information Security (CLUSIT) also insisted on the same issues.
Particularly appreciated was the contribution of Nunzia Ciardi, Deputy Director General of the National Cybersecurity Agency and former Director of the Postal Police Service, in her work to combat cybercrime, cyberterrorism, and the protection of critical infrastructure. "The future of the country is at stake," she said, "whoever possesses it dominates the market. AI must be guided, the right questions must be asked, otherwise the answers will be wrong; in jargon, we call them 'hallucinations.' Even before the defenses offered by cybersecurity, the use of AI must be regulated." Ciardi also emphasized the lack of professional profiles and skills to manage future complexities: "We don't just need technological and scientific knowledge," she concluded, "we also need what the English call 'humanities,' philosophy, and social sciences."
The conference concluded with greetings and thanks from TTS Italia President Rossella Panero, who recalled that the Ministry had tasked the Association with coordinating the stakeholders' work to compile the ITS Action Plan, which follows the implementation of the European directive.
For the photo gallery, click here.
For the Position paper presented and the extended document (both available only in Italian), click here. |
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eXyond is the brand operating in the field of smart mobility information through the Infoblu NewGEN business line, bringing together and enhancing the expertise of Infoblu and QMap, two companies with a long-standing history in traffic data and geolocation technologies, now part of Circle Group.
Infoblu is a well-established name in the Italian mobility information sector, with more than twenty years of experience in collecting and distributing real-time traffic data based on Floating Car Data (FCD). QMap is the technology partner providing advanced expertise in geolocation platforms and positioning data processing.
Circle Group - an Innovative SME listed on Euronext Growth Milan and a member of TTS Italia- specializes in the development of digital solutions for logistics and port gate systems. The integration of Infoblu and QMap into the Group reflects a clear strategic vision: placing mobility data at the core of logistics platforms by connecting road traffic flows with port nodes and the broader supply chain.
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PRODUCT IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Infoblu Traffic: A Comprehensive Smart Mobility Platform
Infoblu Traffic is the new generation of Infoblu NewGEN’s mobility information platform: an end-to-end solution designed to meet the needs of both urban and interurban mobility operators, as well as the logistics and freight transport sectors. It is conceived as a comprehensive solution capable of combining live data, historical analysis, and traffic flow monitoring with operational and decision-support tools, benefiting traffic management, mobility planning, and freight movement optimization.
The platform is structured around four functional areas:
Traffic Live - the module dedicated to large-scale real-time data processing. It enables traffic status monitoring through advanced graphical representations, distinguishing between light and heavy vehicles, analyzing speeds on 500-meter road segments, and calculating travel times. It is designed to support operational activities requiring high responsiveness and a constantly updated view of the road network. The module can be configured for various needs, including event management (Milan Cortina, Giro d’Italia), roadworks management, and traffic management for ports and logistics hubs.
Traffic Edge - the module dedicated to historical analysis of travel patterns and traffic flows. Key functionalities include georeferenced Origin/Destination matrices, traffic flow and network service-level analysis, and tools supporting mobility planning and logistics optimization. It provides an in-depth view of mobility phenomena, useful for both detailed analysis and long-term strategic planning. The Traffic Edge version for ports (already operational in two Italian ports) represents a groundbreaking innovation in the sector.
Specialized API Services - a set of API-based services providing advanced functionalities for mobility and traffic management and analysis, easily integrated into web applications, mobile applications, and third-party systems.
Consulting - Specialized services focused on the analysis of mobility, passenger transport, and freight transport dynamics. The consulting offering is further supported by the Group’s European Affairs Consultancy business unit, based in Brussels, which assists institutions and organizations in designing and developing initiatives funded at the European level.
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THREE QUESTIONS TO...
Alexio Picco – Managing Director, Circle Group
What motivated Circle Group to invest in Infoblu and its technology partner QMap?
Circle considers the integration of mobility data and geolocation platforms to be a strategic asset for improving the overall efficiency of the logistics chain. Ports and intermodal hubs are no longer isolated nodes: their performance depends on the quality of information regarding the road traffic flows that feed and connect them. The ability to collect and analyze real-time traffic data and vehicle movements makes it possible to optimize transport planning, reduce waiting times at gates, and improve the operational management of infrastructure.
Within this framework, Infoblu NewGEN brings a well-established FCD network with decades of history, together with the Infoblu brand, which is widely recognized within the industry. QMap contributes advanced technological expertise in geolocation platforms and positioning data processing. Together, the two companies form a complementary technology hub whose integration into Circle Group creates an ecosystem where mobility data, geolocation technologies, and logistics platforms communicate seamlessly. This improves freight flow predictability and enables faster decision-making throughout the supply chain, supporting the development of smarter, more connected, and more efficient transport systems.
How are Floating Truck Data transforming logistics management and freight traffic flows?
More than generic FCD, innovation in logistics today is being driven by Floating Truck Data: positioning sensors installed on commercial vehicles that generate a continuous stream of information about the location, speed, and travel behavior of heavy vehicles. These data are at the core of Traffic Edge, the analytics module of Infoblu NewGEN.
The added value lies in the integration of positioning data with freight-related information. Traffic Edge can generate freight traffic Origin/Destination matrices with a level of granularity that traditional road traffic data alone cannot provide. This opens up practical opportunities for port and intermodal logistics: knowing in advance the expected volumes of heavy traffic on a specific corridor, or identifying peaks in activity at a gate, makes it possible to intervene before congestion and inefficiencies arise.
Alongside real-time applications, the use of historical data enables increasingly accurate demand models to be developed, supporting the strategic planning of logistics operators. The combination of historical analytics and real-time monitoring results in a level of freight flow predictability that is the true enabler of a more responsive and resilient supply chain.
What future scenarios are emerging for logistics and port systems thanks to the advanced use of mobility data, geolocation, and artificial intelligence?
The evolution of mobility data is redefining how transportation is analyzed, planned, and managed. The first major change concerns the shift from reactive to predictive management: ports and logistics hubs will be able to anticipate congestion, optimize gate access slots, and improve the scheduling of loading and unloading operations, reducing waiting times, operational costs, and environmental impact.
The second area poised for significant improvement is system integration: connecting land transport with port infrastructure and customs management systems to create a unified and coordinated view of freight flows. This promotes interoperability among operators and collaboration across the entire value chain, supporting an increasingly connected and transparent logistics ecosystem.
Finally, artificial intelligence applied to mobility analytics will transform platforms from descriptive tools into systems capable of recommending and automating operational decisions, while leaving the most complex cases to human intervention. In this context, mobility data and geolocation become central elements in building a more resilient, efficient, and sustainable logistics sector.
With Infoblu NewGEN, eXyond positions itself precisely within this scenario: as a technology enabler for a new generation of mobility services for both goods and people. |
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Highways: Naples Ring Road Certified as Italy's First Smart Road
The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport has issued the official certification recognizing the Naples Ring Road as Italy's first Smart Road pursuant to Ministerial Decree No. 70/2018.
The certification was recently delivered to representatives of the Autostrade per l'Italia Group by a delegation from the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, led by Undersecretary of State Tullio Ferrante and composed, among others, of the Director General for Highways and Supervision of Highway Concession Contracts, Sergio Moschetti, and the Director General for Digitalization and President of the Technical Support Observatory for Smart Roads and Connected and Self-Driving Vehicles, Francesco Baldoni.
The delegation conducted an operational inspection during which they illustrated the technologies that qualify the infrastructure as a smart road, namely the technologies required to digitize asset monitoring, optimize traffic management, and communicate in real time with connected and self-driving vehicles. Thanks to a network of sensors distributed along the route and central technology platforms, the smart road collects data and automatically generates information that is shared in real time with both infrastructure managers and connected vehicles.
The project was implemented with the involvement of the Ministry of Transport, the Naples Ring Road, and the National Center for Sustainable Mobility (MOST), with the technical support of Movyon, a technology hub of the Autostrade per l'Italia Group.
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Circle Group accelerates Autotrasporti Pigliacelli's digital evolution with the Milos® Suite
CIRCLE Group (“CIRCLE” or the “Company”) – an innovative SME listed on the Euronext Growth Milan market, head of the eponymous Group specializing in process analysis and the development of solutions for the innovation and digitalization of the port and intermodal logistics sectors, as well as international consulting on the Green Deal and energy transition, and TTS Italia ordinary– announces the signing of an agreement with Autotrasporti Pigliacelli for the adoption of the Milos® Suite, aimed at accelerating the digitalization of the intermodal supply chain towards a more efficient model.
The initiative involves the implementation of an integrated and interoperable digital infrastructure capable of connecting the company's TMS with ports, freight terminals, airports, logistics terminals, rail operators, and customer systems, enabling document dematerialization, real-time flow monitoring, and advanced management of operational and ESG data along the entire transport chain.
Specifically, the project includes the adoption of the Milos® TFP (Transport Federative Platform) module, the Milos® eFTI Platform, and connectors dedicated to the management of e-CMRs and e-DDTs, enabling complete document dematerialization and compliance with the European eFTI regulation. The infrastructure will also enable interoperability with ports, freight terminals, airports, and logistics terminals through a single integration between the company's TMS and the Milos® platform.
The agreement also includes the implementation of advanced features for digital communication with rail operators, connection to customer ERP and TMS systems, as well as Business Intelligence tools and ESG dashboards for monitoring operational KPIs.
Distinctive features include the integration of fleet telematics data to optimize planning and operational management, the automation of information flows, and the provision of advanced services related to qualified ETA and real-time monitoring of logistics operations.
"Thanks to the Milos® ecosystem, Autotrasporti Pigliacelli Spa will be able to centralize its operational processes through a modular and scalable model, reducing management complexity and improving efficiency, sustainability, and competitiveness. I would like to emphasize both our personal and company satisfaction with the success of the journey we have made in recent months with Circle Group, with the conviction that there may be ways and opportunities to continue working together in the near future," said Marcello Pigliacelli, CEO of Autotrasporti Pigliacelli Spa.
"This agreement confirms Circle Group's ability to support transport operators on concrete paths of digital innovation and advanced interoperability. The project with Autotrasporti Pigliacelli represents a further step in building an increasingly integrated, sustainable supply chain compliant with new European standards, as per the "Connect 4 Agile Growth" business plan," said Luca Abatello, CEO of Circle Group.
Source: Circle Group |
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CIRCLE Group acquires new contracts worth approximately €110,000 for the digital evolution of intermodal processes
CIRCLE Group (“CIRCLE” or the “Company”) – an innovative SME listed on the Euronext Growth Milan market, head of the eponymous Group specializing in process analysis and the development of solutions for the innovation and digitalization of the port and intermodal logistics sectors, as well as international consulting on the Green Deal and energy transition, and TTS Italia ordinary member – announces that in recent weeks it has acquired new contracts from a leading terminal operator and MTO, active in container traffic management and the development of intermodal rail logistics, for a total value of approximately €110,000. These contracts involve the evolution of the proprietary MILOS® MTO platform, a component of the digital suite developed by Circle for the management of multimodal transport processes, and are part of a collaborative effort aimed at supporting the digitalization and efficiency of operational activities related to the Rail and intermodal traffic. New developments include expanding the platform's functionality with the goal of improving the exchange of information between various stakeholders in the logistics chain, simplifying operational processes, and increasing the quality and availability of data to support decision-making. Areas of intervention include digital integration with railway operators for the automated exchange of train-related information, the configuration of dedicated test environments, training activities, and operational support for deployment, as well as further functional enhancements designed to support users' daily operations. The project also includes developments to support administrative and control processes, the management of rail wagon information, dedicated access for certain operator categories, and improved transport documents. The overall goal is to foster greater information continuity between terminals, rail operators, haulers, and other stakeholders in intermodal flows. "The acquisition of these new contracts confirms the validity of our development strategy for solutions dedicated to the digitalization of intermodal logistics. With the MILOS® MTO suite, we continue to invest in process integration and operational data enhancement, providing the market with increasingly effective tools to improve efficiency, traceability, and collaboration between the various players in the supply chain," said Luca Abatello, President and CEO of CIRCLE Group. Thanks to these new contracts, Circle, in line with its "Connect 4 Agile Growth" plan, consolidates its role in supporting the digitalization of ports and intermodal logistics, confirming the centrality of modular and interoperable solutions to support the evolution of supply chains and logistics corridors.
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Circle Group announces the signing of two contracts totaling approximately €250,000 for the development of digital systems supporting port rail intermodality
Circle S.p.A. – (hereinafter "Circle Group" or the "Company"), an innovative SME listed on the Euronext Growth Milan market, heads of the eponymous Group specializing in process analysis and the development of solutions for the innovation and digitalization of the port and intermodal logistics sectors, as well as international consulting on the Green Deal and energy transition, and TTS Italia ordinary member– announces the signing of two contracts totaling approximately €250,000 with leading Italian intermodal partners. The agreements concern development activities and management services as part of a co-financed project, with particular reference to increasing the functionality of the Extended Port Community System and strengthening digital tools to support port rail and intermodal management.
Thanks to the Extended Port Community System module, Mediterranean ports can benefit from real-time digital interoperability between companies, the railway ecosystem, freight forwarders, logistics operators, customs agents, and the entire port community, contributing to the creation of an increasingly integrated logistics system that leverages the synergies of data collection generated by each operator, creating a shared asset.
The projects specifically involve the evolution of the Milos® Rail Ecosystem suite modules: Rail Dashboard, Rail Connector, and Rail Interoperability, with the aim of improving ease of use, ease of reading, and operational effectiveness for all end users. These initiatives are part of the digitalization of port and intermodal hubs, promoting system efficiency and optimizing arrival and departure documents.
The agreements also include the activation of evolutionary components and the data connector for railway OCR recognition (primarily automatic reading of wagon and container codes), which will enable the acquisition and dissemination of rail transit information, facilitating dialogue between operators by leveraging data collected at the railway gate.
"These new contracts confirm Circle Group's role as a leading technology partner for the digitalization of port and intermodal hubs," commented Luca Abatello, President and CEO of Circle Group. The evolution of Extended Port Community Systems and the integration of advanced tools for managing rail flows represent key levers for increasing efficiency, interoperability, and service quality in complex logistics systems. We are proud to contribute to these projects with leading Italian intermodal partners, which are part of the broader innovation and modernization process supported by our "Connect 4 Agile Growth" business plan.
The project further strengthens Circle Group's position in the port and intermodal digitalization market, confirming the Group's ability to support operators and institutions in the creation of innovative, interoperable solutions geared toward the proactive management of logistics processes.
Source: Circle Group |
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Conduent announces agreement to divest its public transportation business to Modaxo for $164 million
Conduent Incorporated, a global provider of technology-based business solutions and services, and an TTS Italia ordinary member, has entered into a definitive agreement to divest its Public Transportation business, an operating unit of Conduent Transportation, to Modaxo, a global technology organization focused on people mobility worldwide. The Public Transportation business includes Fare Management and Fleet Management businesses.
The purchase price for the transaction is $164 million. The companies expect the transaction to close by the end of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals.
“This transaction reinforces our strategy of simplifying our portfolio, focusing on our core businesses, and strengthening our financial foundation. Consistent with the prudent management outlined in the first quarter, it further positions Conduent to generate sustainable, long-term value for our shareholders, customers, and employees,” said Harsha V. Agadi, President and CEO of Conduent. “Modaxo’s technology-driven focus makes it an ideal strategic partner for the transit industry and its customers. We remain committed to providing exceptional quality and performance to our transportation customers as we prepare for the closing of the acquisition and ensure a seamless transition for our customers and employees.”
With operations globally, the Transit division offers fare collection systems, fleet management systems, payment and revenue management platforms, and other hardware-based mobility systems.
Conduent Transportation's Tolls division, which remains active, provides critical technologies that enable electronic toll collection, curbside and back-office processing, image review, violation management, and data analytics. It handles over 14 million toll transactions daily.
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Pin Bike launches the new cycle tourism initiative "Pedala i Territori"
Pin Bike, TTS Italia ordinary member, brought "Pedala i Territori" to Velo-city and the Green Road Award. This new initiative focuses on cycle tourism, promoting the local economy, and enhancing Italy's artistic, cultural, and landscape heritage. Pedala i Territori aims to be an innovative solution to curb overtourism, deseasonalize and redistribute tourist flows, and enhance rural areas by promoting a slow and sustainable style of tourism.
The choice of Velo-City as the launch venue was no coincidence: it is the most important global cycling event, organized annually by the European Cyclists' Federation (ECF) in collaboration with the host city. This year, for the first time in 30 years, Velo-City returned to Italy with the Rimini edition from June 16 to 19, 2026, promoted by FIAB, the Italian Federation of Environment and Cycling, a partner of Pin Bike in the "Pedala i Territori" initiative.
The Pin Bike team participated in the exhibition area and also in one of the event's highlights: the ceremony awarding FIAB flags to the most virtuous cycling municipalities that distinguished themselves in urban cycling.
During the same week, from June 19 to 21, Pin Bike also took part in the prestigious Green Road Award in Sanremo as a sponsor and member of the jury. The award, also known as the "Italian Oscar of Cycle Tourism," recognizes the best cycle tourism projects throughout Italy. For the occasion, prize packages under the "Pedala i Territori" measure were offered to the winners.
Pin Bike's participation in these events is crucial for the future of sustainable mobility and tourism. The company has brought with it the experience gained from over 70 successful use cases in various Italian and European cities, including Bari, Bergamo, Bologna, Florence, Turin, Trento, Braga, Lisbon, Stockholm, and Istanbul, which have already chosen to promote active and sustainable urban mobility through gamification, economic incentives, and Pin Bike's patented anti-fraud technology. All updated results are available on the Open Data Platform.
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"Collaborative logistics to respond to cyber threats, but the sector is still wary." An interview with TTS Italia on Uomini e Trasporti
A shift in governance with an effort in terms of sharing, management, and control. This is the mix of skills required by companies involved in freight transport and logistics to address the challenges of AI and digitalization, but also to address cyber threats. In an interview with Uomini e Trasporti, Fabio Nussio, Senior Expert and Coordinator of the "AI & Cybersecurity for the Mobility of People and Goods" Working Group at TTS Italia, discusses this issue. Nussio prepared the Position Paper presented on June 17 in Rome, during the conference of the same name organized by the Association. AI in transportation, and particularly in logistics, is proving to be a double-edged sword, whose benefits are offset by the cybersecurity risks it poses. According to Nussio, "therefore, a Security Operations Centre (SOC) is essential for operations, where data is managed with open but secure standards." However, this must be preceded by "a climate of mutual trust between the various players," which is still difficult today and the source of many bottlenecks (and hidden costs) in the sector. The interview is an opportunity to highlight the Position Paper's 15 recommendations, the most important ones for freight transport, the critical issues, and how to overcome them.
Read the interview! |
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TTS Italia President at the final conference of MaaS for Italy in Rome
On June 23, TTS Italia President Rossella Panero participated in the final conference of the national MaaS for Italy project, "The Results of the Experiment and Routes for the Future," organized by Roma Capitale, in collaboration with the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, the Department for Digital Transformation of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, and Roma Servizi per la Mobilità. The event provided an important opportunity to present the results of the national experiment, explore MaaS governance models, analyze tools and innovations for future mobility, and discuss prospects at the national and European levels.
The conference was attended by institutions, implementing bodies, MaaS operators, trade associations, public transport operators, and sharing mobility providers.
TTS Italia President spoke at the roundtable discussion "The Future Governance of MaaS," coordinated by Antonio Falvo of Roma Servizi per la Mobilità. |
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SMART CITY EXPO WORLD CONGRESS: Registration is now open!
Held in Barcelona since 2011, the Smart City Expo World Congress is the world's largest and most influential event for cities and urban innovation. Each year, it brings together leaders from businesses, governments, and global organizations to guide cities towards a better future. The new edition will be held from November 3rd to 5th, again in Barcelona, and TTS Italia is delighted to support it as a partner once again!
Registration is now open! And discounts are available for TTS Italia members!
The true goal of the event is to transform urban ambitions into solutions, partnerships, and collaborative opportunities to address the crucial challenges cities face today. The Tomorrow.Mobility World Congress is a unique event, designed to accelerate sustainable and intelligent urban mobility. It brings together experts, industry leaders, and decision-makers from across the mobility and transportation sector to exchange ideas, foster collaboration, and generate business opportunities. Coinciding with the Smart City Expo World Congress, this year's edition will welcome over 27,000 professional visitors from 138 countries, along with more than 1,100 exhibitors, 600 world-renowned speakers, and public representatives from over 900 cities. Together, they will share their vision for building a more sustainable, efficient, and livable urban future. The 2026 edition focuses on seven strategic enablers that address the most pressing challenges of urban mobility: public and shared transport, mobility data management, sustainable urban logistics, health and mobility, electrification and alternative fuels, MaaS and multimodal platforms, and parking and curbside space management. Together with Smart City Expo, Tomorrow.Building, and Tomorrow.Blue Economy, the event brings together one of the most influential global networks of urban innovators.
Find out more and register! |
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TTS Italia President at ACI Radio: AI and Cybersecurity for the mobility of people and goods
The recently launched collaboration between TTS Italia and ACI Radio continues. On June 18th, a new Live Talk with our Association will take place: TTS Italia President Rossella Panero, accompanied by Fabio Nussio, Senior Expert and Consultant at TTS Italia, discussed AI and Cybersecurity for the mobility of people and goods, following the Association's annual conference, which took place yesterday in Rome on this very topic.
The growing integration of artificial intelligence in mobility is transforming the way people and goods move. Connected vehicles, digital infrastructure, and integrated services create an advanced but vulnerable ecosystem, in which cybersecurity must intervene at multiple levels to protect data, driving systems, and devices. On these topics, TTS Italia, with a dedicated Position Paper and Conference, explored the opportunities and critical issues of the digital transformation of mobility.
What is the current use and concrete impact of AI on passenger and freight mobility? What are the risks and vulnerabilities of Artificial Intelligence in transportation? How can they be addressed?
These are some of the questions TTS Italia answered, sharing both an account of the conference and the work that led to the Position Paper with its key recommendations. |
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TTS Italia President at the Piedmont MaaS Event
TTS Italia President Rossella Panero attended the event "MaaS Piedmont. From Experimentation to the Future of Integrated Mobility" in Turin on June 9th. This event was a discussion opportunity for institutions, public transport operators, MaaS platforms, local stakeholders, and researchers to share the results of the experiment and discuss the prospects for the evolution of regional digital mobility.
During the meeting, the main findings from the project were presented, including the strategic role of Local Public Transport in the MaaS ecosystem and SmartBIP as a regional reference infrastructure for future digital mobility services.
TTS Italia President Rossella Panero participated in the roundtable discussion coordinated by Matteo Antoniola, CinqueT, which focused on lessons learned, particularly in terms of governance and business. |
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