CrowdDNA is a collaborative project between 7 organizations from 4 European countries funded by the European Commission (EU H2020). It aims to enable a new generation of “crowd technologies”; a system that prevents deaths, minimizes discomfort and maximizes efficiency in the management of crowds.
This project has been selected in the FET Open call as a research and innovation program by the European Union Horizon 2020 (EU H2020) for the period of November 2020 to October 2024.
The CrowdDNA project aims to develop new technologies to help increase the level of comfort and safety of mass gatherings. The project’s vision for crowd technologies goes beyond all existing paradigms.
CrowdDNA relies on the 2 classical cornerstones of computer vision and simulation, but revolutionizes their combination to open a new era of efficient and robust crowd technologies that will rapidly become indispensable to equip any mass event.
We bring together the academic expertise from cognitive sciences (ULM), biomechanics (Inria), physics (FZJ), computer science, including in particular Dynamic Modelling and Simulation (URJC), Signal Processing and Motion Analysis (UL), Crowd Modelling and Simulation (Inria).
The application aspects of the project are covered by two small ambitious companies: Onhys, a developer of crowd simulation software for the operational management of public places, and Crowd Dynamics International, a consulting firm for the organization of mass events and the design of infrastructures intended to welcome a large public.
Since the start of the project, a number of experiments have been carried out in small and large groups. A great deal of data was captured during these experiments. Some of this data is already available.
Several crowd observatories have also been installed at major events. The data collected during these events is currently being studied by the different partners.
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From October 7 to 9 we are all together for a 3 days all-hands in Ulm (Germany). During these 3 days, we worked together on end of the CrowdDNA’s project.
This week Iniria once again hosted a CrowdDNA plenary meeting in Rennes (France).
Inria presented work related to CrowdDNA at Laval Virtual 2024.
T. Chatagnon, S. Feldmann, J. Adrian, A.-H. Olivier, C. Pontonnier, L. Hoyet and J. Pettre
Charlotte Roy, Dennis Wiebusch adn Marc Ernst
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under grant agreement No 899739.
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