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Organization: CO-GISTICS
Congress Theme: Environmental Sustainability, Mobile Applications,Future Freight, Cooperative and Automated Vehicles
Category most closely aligns with: Public Transport, Ports – Air and Sea
Overview Statement: CO-GISTICS C-ITS services for logistics demo
CO-GISTICS will present its two services: Speed Advice (GLOSA) and Cargo Transport Optimization. A G5 OBU is installed in the bus transfer shuttle between the congress venue and the Albert Park Precinct demonstration area. The application will be available to the driver and to the passengers through several smartphones. The OBU will recover traffic light information and will permit the display of Green Light Optimal Speed Advice. Four tablets will be available for people seated in the first rows of the bus to follow live the different tools and advices that the driver receives in real-time. The tablets will also display Cargo Transport Optimization services created live through a transport order and a mission order on the Noscifel platform. The goal is to show all the administrative steps for the transport of goods: appointments summary, transport documents, traceability, geofence creation, CO2 footprint estimation.
Demo Duration: Approximately 20 minutes
Bookings: Pre-bookings are not required for this demonstration. Please refer to the Demo Bus Schedule, Congress App and/or the Demonstrations and Technical Tours Lounge located in the exhibition hall.
Organization: Aerospace Valley
Congress Theme: Mobile Applications
Category most closely aligns with: ICT Enabling Multi-Modal Transportation
Overview Statement:
A major breakthrough in ITS positioning techniques with Galileo
A demonstration of new commercial products that use Galileo key capabilities will be carried out during the whole ITS congress. The delegate transfer shuttle bus operating between the congress venue to Albert Park Demo Precinct will be equipped, with several types of ITS-specific GNSS receivers that will show in real conditions the benefits of using Galileo to determine the position of the circulating bus.
In addition to this real conditions demonstration, visitors are kindly invited for a demonstration of the use of innovative Controlled Reception Pattern Antenna (CRPA) that takes a maximum benefit of Galileo new generation signals in order to remove the impact of signal reflections, particularly disturbing GNSS positioning performances in urban environment. These innovative techniques are particularly designed for ITS applications, and will for sure be seen as remarkable innovation in the way of using GNSS signals in the future.
Demo Duration: Approximately 20 minutes
Bookings: Pre-bookings are not required for this demonstration. Please refer to the Demo Bus Schedule, Congress App and/or the Demonstrations and Technical Tours Lounge located in the exhibition hall.
Organization: NXP
Congress Theme: Smart Cities and New Urban Mobility, Vehicle and Network Safety, Cooperative and Automated Vehicles
Category most closely aligns with: Roads and Tunnels
Overview Statement: NXP’s V2X tech makes streets safer
On the delegate transfer shuttle bus operating between the congress venue to Albert Park Demo Precinct, NXP together with Marben, Chemtronics, Cohda and NTU, will showcase some of the latest automotive technology which is helping to drive the industry towards more intelligent, safer vehicles. Visitors will get to experience first-hand some of the innovations that will power the connected vehicles of the future. Live demonstrations from NXP and partners include a number of in car features, such as V2X, RFID and green light optimized speed technology, designed to protect drivers, passengers and other vulnerable road users. NXP will demonstrate among all how V2V communications units ‘talk’ to other vehicles to let drivers know what other traffic is coming around corners as well as information about the type of vehicle and their speed. Furthermore the demo includes use cases to show how drivers can be alerted with up-to-the-minute information about current road situations that could affect their journeys such as road works or accidents.
Demo Duration: Approximately 20 minutes
Bookings: Pre-bookings are not required for this demonstration. Please refer to the Demo Bus Schedule, Congress App and/or the Demonstrations and Technical Tours Lounge located in the exhibition hall.
Organization: Q-Free ASA
Congress Theme: Smart Cities and New Urban Mobility, Vehicle and Network Safety, Environmental Sustainability, Policy, Standards and Harmonization
Category most closely aligns with: Roads and Tunnels
Overview Statement: Q-Free ITS station showcase
Visitors to the outdoor demonstration area will be able to learn about the capabilities of Q-Free’s Universal ITS Station. This enables two-way vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-roadside connectivity for Cooperative ITS applications. It is available in roadside and in-vehicle versions, and provides full hybrid, ETSI/ISO-standard communications.
On the delegate transfer shuttle bus operating between the congress venue to Albert Park Demo Precinct, a coach equipped with the Q-Free ITS station will showcase a representative selection of ITS applications, such as travel time, low bridge warning and road works. Q-Free has also equipped the road to the Albert Park demonstration area with roadside ITS stations. These SCATS-connected intersections will be broadcasting standard messages including SPaT/MAP (intersection map and traffic signal status), safety messages and service announcements. The interactive demonstration is live on the Web and accessible by smartphone, tablet or PC.
Demo Duration: Approximately 20 minutes
Bookings: Pre-bookings are not required for this demonstration. Please refer to the Demo Bus Schedule, Congress App and/or the Demonstrations and Technical Tours Lounge located in the exhibition hall.
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