This is the twitter account for the SETA EU project #setaeu running from February 2016 to January 2019
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The Award presentation of the Seta For Schools competition in Santander took place on 27/02/19. During the event the Mayor of Santander praised the initiative for its commitment to sustainable mobility: santander.es/…/alcaldesa-destaca-compromiso-colegios…
We are delighted to announce the launch of SETA for Schools in Santander. The challenge invites citizens to download the App and stay active for 4 weeks from 7 Jan, with the chance to win computer tablets for the Santander school of their choice:
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Muévete y gana tablets para el cole de Santander que elijas. @SetaMobility
#Santander #innovacion
El reto: descargate la App "SETA for schools" y mantente activo 4 semanas: del 7 de enero 2019 al 4 de febrero 2019.
santander.es/content/seta-mo…
THE FLOOW WORKING WITH SETA TO UNDERSTAND AND INFORM THE FUTURE OF MOBILITY: See the following link to SETA Consortium member, The Floow's, blog which details their exciting work on the SETA project:
thefloow.com/blog/the-floow-…
The University of Sheffield participated in the Birmingham Hackathon. Here's Professor Ciravegna with one of the Big Birmingham Bikes that are tracked by SETA technology. Thanks to Birmingham CC for making SETA part of this inspiring initiative that's changing people's lives.
Tamara Djukic of Seta Consortium partner, Aimsun, recently at Modelling World 2018 detailing SetaMobility Birmingham network's model which was built using fellow partner, The Floow's, telematics insight. Fantastic to see this making a difference in improving traffic understanding
From a 'small startup' in Sheffield to making deals with the largest insurers in the world, Seta partner The Floow's @SamChapman sharing the Telematic Technology and vision for @thefloowltd at #NPHsummit #GetNorth2018
3:04 am - 4 Jul 2018
Delighted to announce that Machine2Learn has officially become a partner in the SETA Consortium providing a new sensor that extracts traffic information from traffic cameras based on state-of-the-art AI technology.
Fascinating article from The Floow, a Consortium partner and leading telematics provider, about their exciting work looking at how telematics can help reduce pollution levels in our towns and cities: thefloow.com/blog/telematics…
Photo of the SETA Consortium members following the successful March Planning Meeting at The Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
