California Partners for Advanced Transportation Technology (PATH) has been awarded nine projects by the Caltrans Research and Deployment Advisory Committee (RDAC) during this year's proposal cycle, totaling $ 3,340,357.
“This is a high recognition of PATH's contribution to meeting the California transportation goals to provide a safe, sustainable, integrated, equitable and efficient transportation system to enhance California’s economy and livability,” says Chief Operations Officer Zema Katsenlson.
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Partners for Advanced Transportation Technology (PATH) Faculty Director Scott Moura recently co-organized the NSF Workshop on Cyber-enabled Infrastructure to Support Carbon-neutral Electricity and Mobility.
Many traffic jams are caused by small behaviors: a slight tap on the brakes can ripple through a line of cars, triggering a slowdown or even gridlock. But in a massive traffic experiment, more than 50 scientists from the CIRCLES Consortium — including 18 Berkeley Engineering students, postdoctoral researchers, staff and faculty — tested whether introducing just a few AI-equipped vehicles to
See how PATH Faculty Director, Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor Scott Moura's team is electrifying UC Berkeley’s RSF parking garage with the Smart Learning Research Pilot for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (SlrpEV), which aims to provide a blueprint for the future of electric vehicles. Read the full story at...
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