Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) refers to the evolution of aviation and transportation through the development of vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, often referred to as flying cars. AAM envisions a future where these innovative aircrafts provide efficient and rapid transportation solutions to address urban congestion and provide point-to-point transportation solutions for short to medium distances. Unlike traditional aircraft that require runways, AAM vehicles can take off and land vertically, eliminating the need for long runaways and enabling them to operate in densely populated areas.
This webinar, to be held on 28 September (Thursday) from 9:00-10:30 CEST, will introduce the AAMs being developed in Val d’Oise (Paris Region), France and Osaka, Japan targeting the 2024 Paris Olympics and the 2025 Kansai-Osaka Expo, respectively. The opportunities of the Paris Olympics and the Kansai Expo for showcasing of innovation will be also presented.
At the end, there will be presentation of videos to recapture the cooperation activities in 2022 and 2023.
Below, you will find an overview of the meeting agenda:
08:50-09:00 CEST                         Registration and Setting the Scene  Â
08:50-09:00 JST
Moderated by EU-Japan Region-to-Region Innovation Cooperation Helpdesk.
09:00–09:10 CEST                    Welcome and Opening              Â
16:00-16:10 JSTÂ Â
09:10– 09:30 CEST           Advanced Air Mobility in Val d’Oise  Â
16:10-16:30Â JST
Mr. Romain Erny
Head of Mobility
Choose Paris Region
09:30– 09:50 CEST         Advanced Air Mobility in Osaka
16:30-16:50 JST
Ms. Kazuko Sadasue
Associate Director
Industrial Innovation Promotion Division, Growth Industry
Promotion Office, Department of Commerce, Industry and
Labor, Osaka Prefectural Government
09:50– 10:05 CEST              Comments and Q&A                                             Â
16:50 -17:05 JST
Hidefumi Imura
Team Leader
EU-Japan Region-to-Region Innovation Project
10:05-10:25 CESTÂ Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Recapturing the cooperation activities
17:05-17:25 JST
10:25-10:30 CEST              Quick Evaluation and Closing               Â
17:25-17:30 JST
The webinar is restricted to regions and prefectures in the IURC programme but stay tuned for further updates including results of the webinar.