Urban Mobility and Logistics Conference

The Urban Mobility and Logistics Conference 2026 will take place on 11 November in Milan, following its first event in Bologna on 18 February 2026. The conference will explore innovative solutions to urban mobility and logistics challenges, bringing together public authorities, industry representatives, and experts. Key topics will include emerging mobility technologies, sustainable transport, last-mile logistics, transport system integration, and inclusive mobility. The event aims to promote collaboration and identify opportunities to develop smarter, more sustainable, and integrated urban transport systems.

FEDORA will be featured at the conference through a presentation on the Reggio Emilia case study, delivered by Alberto Merigo, Urban Mobility Planner at the Municipality of Reggio Emilia. The presentation will focus on the dynamic pricing pilot planned for early 2027, exploring innovative approaches to urban traffic management and mobility regulation.

8th Conference On Sustainable Mobility & Intelligent Transportation Systems

The 8th Sustainable Mobility & Intelligent Transport Systems Conference will take place on October 29–30, 2026, in Nicosia, Cyprus. The event will bring together public authorities, operators, companies, and industry experts to discuss key challenges and opportunities in sustainable mobility, public transportation, intelligent transportation systems, and the development of more connected cities.

Over two days, the program will cover topics including MaaS, mobility infrastructure, artificial intelligence in transportation, traffic management, smart cities, and emerging technologies for public transit.

FEDORA will be presented at the Conference during a dedicated session highlighting EU-funded transportation projects on 30 October 2026. Prof. Panayiotis Kolios, Assistant Professor at the KIOS Research and Innovation Center of Excellence at the University of Cyprus, will deliver a 10-minute presentation introducing the project, entitled “Development of the Next Generation of Multimodal Traffic Management.

12th IEEE International Smart Cities Conference

The IEEE International Smart Cities Conference (ISC2) is the annual flagship event sponsored by the IEEE Smart Cities Technical Community. It brings together researchers, engineers, practitioners, students, and urban planners from academia, industry, and public authorities to present and discuss cutting-edge research and practice in Smart Cities, sustainable communities, and urban planning. The conference provides a multidisciplinary forum for exchanging ideas and experiences on emerging developments in theory, analytical and numerical modelling and simulation, experimentation, advanced deployment, and real-world case studies that address the complex challenges of contemporary urban environments and ecosystems.

FEDORA Partner UCY will present the following paper:

Learning Charging Priority Policies for Adaptive Electric Vehicle Charging Management

on October, 27th, 2026. The paper will cover an adaptive EV charging management system that uses real-world data to efficiently manage charging priorities, even when drivers’ arrival times, parking durations, and charging needs are uncertain.