AutHUMate unites a multidisciplinary European consortium: 

OUR CONSORTIUM

Bringing together leading organisations from across Europe, the consortium combines expertise in research, academia, the automotive industry, mobility innovation, human factors, behavioural science, public transport, communication, and societal engagement to advance safer, more inclusive and human-centred collaboration between people and automated mobility systems.

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RWTH IKA

Project Coordinator
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CTAG

Testing & Field Validation
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DLR

Human Factors Validation
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FICOSA

System Integration & Vehicle Validation
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LUXMOBILITY

Communication, Dissemination, Exploitation & Societal Readiness
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RISE

Human Factors, Driver Interaction & Societal Readiness
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SMART EYE

Driver Monitoring & In-Cabin Sensing
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STELLANTIS Europe

Vehicle Integration & Industrial Validation
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TRATON

Commercial Vehicle Manufacturer
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TUDELFT

Adaptive Human-Machine Interfaces
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UITP

Public Transport & User Engagement
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UNILU

Driver Behaviour & Context Intelligence

Building Synergies

AutHUMate works closely with complementary Horizon Europe projects to foster collaboration, share knowledge and maximise impact.

SENSEI Project

Sister Project

SENSEI (Societal-ready safE and transparent humaN-technology interactionS for the automatEd mobIlity ecosystem) is a Horizon Europe project developing safe, inclusive and trustworthy Human-Technology Interaction (HTI) solutions for Level 2-3 automated driving. By combining engineering, social sciences and humanities, SENSEI will create adaptive interfaces and personalised training methods that respond to the needs of diverse drivers, improving safety, usability and trust in vehicle automation. Through research, validation and stakeholder engagement, the project will contribute to a more human-centred and socially accepted automated mobility ecosystem.