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The Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV) – with Meridian Mobility and Innovate UK – has up to £30 million for projects that help make the UK the most effective connected and autonomous vehicle development ecosystem in the world.
Businesses and research organisations can apply into 2 competitions that support the testing of connected and autonomous vehicles and progress their development.
Connected vehicles data exchange
In the first competition, there is up to £5 million for one project that supports the sharing and trading of data generated by infrastructure, connected or autonomous vehicles or other third parties.
Autonomous highway, rural roads and parking
There is up to £25 million in the second competition. This is for up to 6 projects for facilities to support the testing of connected and autonomous vehicles for highways, rural roads and parking.
Key summary:
Deadline: 29 August 2018
Lead : UK-based business or research organisation
Available funding : Connected vehicles data exchange – up to £10m; Autonomous highway, rural roads and parking – between £1m and £20m
Project dates : before March 2019
Please see this link for full details of the call.
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