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PS-ES-1718
closed - The proposer decided not to go ahead
2007-09-11 06:19
2007-09-11 06:19
This PS has been Quality labeled
ICT Call 2 (FP7-ICT-2007-2)
6 ICT for Mobility, Environmental Sustainability and Energy Efficiency
6.2 ICT for Cooperative Systems
STREP
One Step Proposal
09/10/2007
Spain
This PS has been Quality labeled

PROPOSAL AT A GLANCE

Proposal name:
Adaptive P2P Networked GPS
Subject:
Many vehicles are equipped with GPS devices which assist them in searching the most efficient routes between two different geographic locations. However, these devices are not adaptive: they define a route based on a priori knowledge on geographic maps without considering the actual context or circumstances like the wheather, the traffic, etc.
At present, drivers must be aware not only of the routes proposed by their GPS device, but they also must be on the alert for traffic radio news in order to adjust the route to the actual circumstance. It would be desirable that the GPS device could automatically adapt the route taking into account the actual context and incidences, without the need of feedback from the driver.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Proposal Outline:
The system proposed would take as initial inputs:
o The origin and destination for the route
o The criteria for calculating an optimized route: the fastest one, the shortest one, etc.
After calculating the route, the GPS system would take control of the situation and would take into account the different incidences that would occur along the travel (a sudden change of weather, an accident, trouble with traffic, etc.) always satisfying and the driver preferences and optimizing the route.
The proposed GPS system should receive information from:
o A remote server, via GPRS/UMTS (contextual information about the weather, the traffic…)
o Sign posts located along the road or in the toll gates, with wireless communication (Zigbee, NFC, RFID).
o Other GPS devices of close vehicles
A peer to peer network would be established among a vehicle and other elements encountered along its route (vehicles, sign posts, toll gates…).
Keywords:
adaptive GPS
GPRS/UMTS
Zigbee
RFID
P2P network

PARTNER PROFILE SOUGHT

Required skills and Expertise:
o Microelectronic systems developers to adapt the firmware (software) and part of the hardware (communication elements) of a GPS device.
o Enterprises that install signals with wireless communication.
o Logistics or transport enterprises interested in optimizing their routes.
o Research Centres and Universities with expertise in transportation and logistics, and communication and computing technologies.
Description of work to be carried out by the partner(s) sought:

o Microelectronic systems developers to adapt the firmware (software) and part of the hardware (communication elements) of a GPS device.
o Enterprises that install signals with wireless communication.
o Logistics or transport enterprises interested in optimizing their routes.
o Research Centres and Universities with expertise in transportation and logistics, and communication and computing technologies.

 

 

Type of partner(s) sought:

Enterprises, Research Centres, Universities

The Proposer is looking for a Coordinator:
No

PROPOSER INFORMATION

Organisation:
University of Deusto
Department:
R&D
Type of Organisation:
University
Country:
Spain
                       
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