AiRMOUR

The AiRMOUR project is now finalised! ✳ You can find our Guidebook for Urban Air Mobility Integretation and all the other project deliverables here: airmour.eu/deliverables, our scientific publications here: https://lnkd.in/gQkMV9wF ✳ And watch a recap of the project outcomes in this video! #urbanairmobility #uam #drones #ems #emergencymedicalservices #smartmobility #sustainablemobility #autonomousmobility Forum Virium Helsinki, VTT, LuxMobility , Innoavia, Stavanger kommune, LFV, Trafikverket, Linköping University, NORCE Norwegian Research Centre, Regionalmanagement Nordhessen GmbH, Department of General Practice University Medical Center Groningen, Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaften Kempten

A fascinating new report by Traficom explores the business potential of Urban Air Mobility (UAM) in Finland! We're thrilled that our project's work is featured as part of the background material. #UrbanAirMobility #UAM #drones #drone

💡 Our Results in Brief article has now been published on the CORDIS website in six languages! Read more below. "The AiRMOUR project focused on emergency and medical services delivered by drone, a likely trailblazer in emerging UAM services. To begin with, likely UAM EMS scenarios, such as rescue services, were identified. These were then validated through live flights. Key issues assessed during these tests included potential air and ground risks and cyber security, as well as citizen acceptance, and the legal framework needed to ensure responsible operations. Business models and carbon dioxide life-cycle analyses were also carried out, to assess the sustainability of the concept. From the information gathered during these trials, the project team developed a UAM training curriculum, complete with online courses and masterclasses. These courses were designed to provide stakeholders – such as emergency services and logistics operators – with insights into the use of medical drones in urban areas. A project Guidebook has also been made available in seven different languages. This covers everything from use cases and the scalability of operations, through to public perceptions. – The wide uptake of our recommendations – whether at the city level or EU authority level – is a clear indicator of the real-life impact and success of the project, remarks Petri Mononen. – I am extremely happy to see that AiRMOUR has already contributed to the emergence of several new related research initiatives in the partnering Member States and beyond. This is a success in itself." #urbanairmobility #uam #smartmobility #smartcity #drones #ems #emergencymedicalservices #CORDIS #EUresearchresults

Two and a half months after the formal end of the project - but with many spin-offs still ongoing - AiRMOUR achieved 1000 followers: wow! 🎉 Thank you all! Here's a reminder for the page with project outputs: https://lnkd.in/eJye7ZC3 and scientific publications (https://lnkd.in/gQkMV9wF) as well as project videos (https://lnkd.in/dRrXUezH). And remember to follow also the international CITYAM – Preparing cities for sustainable Urban Air Mobility and SAFIR-Ready // SESAR3 Fast Track Project projects, in which various AiRMOUR partners are currently involved!

✳ Forum Virium Helsinki's and AiRMOUR's Communications Specialist Paula Kultanen Ribas talked to the Unit Manager of the City of Helsinki Urban Environment Division and Project Manager of the Helsinki U-Space project Christina Suomi, who told her about the cooperation with the Helsingin kaupunkiympäristö - Helsingfors stadsmiljösektorn - Helsinki Urban Environment Division and AiRMOUR & Renske Martijnse - Hartikka. ✳ “The coming of #UrbanAirMobility manifests a new digital era,” Christina Suomi ponders and adds: “Unmanned and automated aerial vehicles are as revolutionising as the first flight of the Wright brothers, or the world moving from propeller aircraft to jet engines at the end of the Second World War.” Read the whole article here: #smartmobility #urbanplanning #cityplanning #uam #drones #autonomousmobility #smartcity

✳ Want to read more about our scientific partners' learnings? ✳ AiRMOUR was a a research and innovation project supporting sustainable air mobility via emergency medical services 01/2021–12/2023. ✳ We have now combined all our scientific publications on our website. The topics range from #cybersecurity to risk assessment of #urbanairmobility and #airpace operations and from #machinelearning to visual pollution of #drones. Read more here:

Where can you meet us this spring? The next event we are participating will be the Autonomy Mobility Expo in Paris. In the Urban Air Mobility panel 'Getting to grips with air transport in cities', our project manager Renske Martijnse - Hartikka from Forum Virium Helsinki will discuss the possibilities and the requirements of the technology with other experts in the field. Join us if you are coming to the event! Autonomy #mobility #smartmobility #urbanairmobility #UAM #drone #drones #AMWE2024 #AMWE Photo: Vesa Laitinen / Forum Virium Helsinki https://lnkd.in/dzTaBsH6

🔸 Cities need to start integrating air mobility in their urban planning processes. To manage this, they needed good information, more knowledge and better tools. AiRMOUR drastically advanced the understanding of necessary near-future actions – not only by urban communities, but also by operators, regulators, academia and businesses in order to build a more sustainable future in the lower aispace of our cities. 🔸 The EU-funded AiRMOUR project focused on researching and validating novel concepts for one of the most critical and fast-rising real-life applications of #UrbanAirMobility (#UAM): #EmergencyMedicalServices. Within the AiRMOUR project, air vehicles used for urgent medical purposes were validated in real-life demonstrations in Stavanger (Norway), Helsinki (Finland) and in Kassel, in the region of Nord-Hessen (Germany). Read more of our EU-wide AiRMOUR project, that took place 1.1.2021 – 31.12.2023 via this link: Renske Martijnse - Hartikka, Zacharoula Syrivli, Paula Kultanen Ribas, #drones #smartmobility #autonomousmobility #ems #ensihoito

📣 The time has come to wrap up our groundbreaking, three year research and innovation project AiRMOUR – Enabling sustainable air mobility in urban contexts via emergency and medical services. 📣 In this Final Report we present the main outcomes and learnings of the project. See also all our other deliverables, now online here: airmour.eu/deliverables. Petri Mononen, Jannik Krivohlavek, Gustaf Fylkner, Patrick Van Egmond, Palak Panchal, Vadim Kramar, Jonas Stjernberg, Stian Solbø, Renske Martijnse - Hartikka #uam #urbanairmobility #ems #emergencymedicalservices #drones #smartmobility #sustainablemobility #autonomousmobility