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2021. október 14., csütörtök 11:17 |
5GAA shares latest C-V2X developments at ITS World Congress (Hamburg): "5G will have the most revolutionary impact by reducing accidents and saving millions of lives." (part 1) |
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hamburg, 14 October, 2021 (APA/OTS) - 5G-powered vehicles are foreseen to hit the market this year in Europe. More and more advanced vehicle-to-everything (V2X) use cases geared towards enhanced road safety, improved traffic efficiency, greener environmental impact and more comfortable driving are being deployed worldwide on a large scale. The 5G Automotive Association (5GAA) and its members showed the latest developments during ITS World Congress in Hamburg. |
5G-V2X spearheading the path to automated driving
Today, the 5G-V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything) technology already
enables fully connected and automated mobility with LTE-V2X
technology. Vehicles and infrastructure can exchange relevant
information via LTE-V2X through direct communication mode (not
requiring network coverage) or mobile network communications mode,
creating a real-time connection between all road users.
Many automotive services can be supported by the current global
cellular standard LTE-4G, seen as an essential foundation for
further progress. Millions of vehicles on the continent are
connected via 4G-LTE already, and industry analysts estimate that
over 70% of all new vehicles sold are now 4G equipped. That said,
5G-V2X will enable more advanced connected mobility services and
offer a clear path to automated driving - while maintaining
service-level interoperability with pre-existing LTE-V2X vehicles.
5GAA will help prepare tomorrow with the ITS Directive revision,
advocating a neutral approach on technology. Given the strong
momentum in China and in the United-States, Europe needs a
future-proof framework to stay in a leading role globally. Indeed,
advanced driving is taking shape globally. At the moment, China is
the only country that has 5G Cellular-Vehicle-to-Everything (C-V2X)
enabled vehicles commercially available on the market. To this date,
14 C-V2X vehicle models are commercialized. In the United States,
Ford has committed to deploy C-V2X in all new vehicle models from
early 2022. In Europe, 5G-powered vehicles are foreseen to hit the
market still this year thanks to BMW.
"When applied to the automotive field, 5G will have the most
revolutionary impact by saving millions of lives and reducing
accidents on roads", 5GAA CTO Maxime Flament said. "The combination
of long- range and short-range connectivity C-V2X offers, delivers
the optimal setup for safety and efficiency of traffic, in addition
to improving environmental footprints." Global deployment of C-V2X
technology will have a sustainable impact in the world.
In the next two to three years, 5GAA expects to see mass deployment
of C-V2X use cases geared towards improving traffic efficiency and
road safety around the world. Vehicle commercialization is not
enough however: the whole ecosystem - cars, cloud, map, network,
positioning but also the road - needs to be C-V2X friendly.
Therefore, 5GAA offers a platform to foster collaboration between
top tier automotive, technology and telecommunications companies for
them to develop end-to-end connectivity solutions for future
mobility and transportation services.
Cover more digital roads via enhanced digital mobility services
At ITS World Congress, the world's largest and most prominent event
focused on smart mobility and the digitalisation of transportation,
5GAA experts and member spokespersons shared their views on how to
accelerate deployment of the latest technology innovations and how
to ensure future-proof investments. They shared the needs of road
operators for their digital infrastructure and of automakers (OEMs)
for digital mobility services, and zoomed in on digital roads in
urban areas and cooperation models enabling deployment and use of 5G
infrastructures for connected and automated mobility.
Furthermore, key members of the 5GAA shared their latest technology
developments with a focus on Vulnerable Road Users (VRUs), among
which:
- A system that warns of accidents between and help protect
connected vehicles and cyclists - or other vulnerable road users
such as pedelec, scooter riders and pedestrians developed by
Continental and Deutsche Telekom. The solution calculates the paths
taken by cars and bicycles. If they are likely to cross at the same
time, the system warns both road users via mobile communications in
real-time. Initial road tests have been successful.
- A Location-as-a-Service algorithm that improves the positioning
of road users, in which vehicles exchange data via simulated
communication (5G) by Fraunhofer Institute FOKUS. The aim is to warn
drivers of a collision with a cyclist, an e-scooter rider of road
damage, or to guide a blind person to the right government office or
the bus door - for which highly accurate localization is always of
fundamental importance.
- A demonstration of a connected e-bike, where Qualcomm (alongside
company Spoke) is showcasing a new hardware solution designed to
enable vehicles to identify VRUs using C-V2X.
And more. Request the full list of demonstrations on demand at
5GAA@teamlewis.com (continues)
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2021. október 14., csütörtök 11:18 |
5GAA shares latest C-V2X developments at ITS World Congress (Hamburg): "5G will have the most revolutionary impact by reducing accidents and saving millions of lives." (part 2) |
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Hamburg, 14 October, 2021 (APA/OTS) - |
About 5GAA
The 5G Automotive Association (5GAA) is a global, cross-industry
organization of over 130 members made of leading global automakers,
Tier-1 suppliers, mobile operators, semiconductor companies, and
test equipment vendors. It works together to develop end-to-end
solutions for future mobility and transport services. 5GAA is
committed to helping define and develop the next generation of
connected mobility, automated vehicle, and intelligent transport
solutions based on C-V2X.
Learn more on the 5GAA website (https://5gaa.org/) and follow us on
Twitter and LinkedIn.
Picture is available at AP Images (http://www.apimages.com)
Media Contacts
TEAM LEWIS for 5GAA 5GAA@teamlewis.com
5GAA Margaux Demeyer Tel.: +32 2 588 24 30 Email: margaux.demeyer@5gaa.org
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