Controlling traffic In a Connected world

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1 Controlling traffic In a Connected world Stefan Myhrberg Transport engagements Ericsson Ericsson Internal Page 1

2 Impact on society Communication Is a basic Human need Smartphone 4G Mobile video call 3G Bluetooth Mobile text and data system Morse code Signal lamps Automatic call switching system First mobile designed Ericsson was founded 1800 Ericsson Internal Page

3 Ericsson history in traffic signaling Ericsson Internal Page 3

4 Mobile traffic growth x Growth in mobile data traffic between 2013 and 2019 (monthly ExaBytes) Data: mobile PCs, tablets and mobile routers 4 Data: mobile phones Voice 2 0 Ericsson Internal Page Source: November 2013 Mobility Report

5 Trend spotting Sensors in daily places Ericsson Internal Page 5 Source: Ericsson Consumer Lab

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7 A SWEDISH ROADMAP FOR CONNECTED AND COOPERATIVE TRANSPORT Stefan Myhrberg, Ericsson Forum for Innovation in the Transport sector English version

8 ROAD MAP FOR CONNECTED AND COOPERATIVE TRANSPORT Participants from industry, academia and authorities Process leader: Ericsson

9 Roadmap Connected Cooperative Automated CONNECTED AND COOPERATIVE TRANSPORT SYSTEM ENABLERS THE ROAD MAP Connected traffic management Cloud Powerful stakeholders Cooperative traffic Connected vehicles Decisions Cooperative traffic safety Electrification Cooperation Digital Infrastructure Autonomous and remotely controlled vehicles and machines Goals: Improve Transport efficiency Traffic safety Environment impact Competitive power Networked society Big Data Field trial area More and smarter public transport Efficient connected logistics

10 USE CASE COLLECTION Connected Cooperative Traffic In brand new highly connected car, Connected Cooperative Road Hazard Traffic lights Warning Connected Road Hazard Warning Virtual Road Fence Connected Safe Speed

11 Trial and Demo Area Functions in Transport Infrastructure Legislation Connected Support Functions Cooperative Traffic Lights Connected Road Hazard Warning Virtual Road Fence Connected Safe Speed Digital Infrastructure Functions in vehicle

12 How can traffic authorities benefit from connected traffic? Backend Solution Connected Traffic Improved by Connected Traffic Data collection Traffic Information Traffic Safety Traffic Authority Traffic Mgmt Road Maint Road safety Data Collection Traffic Information Backend Solution Wanted: Data Broker Function Needed: Agreement/Legislation, Business model, Successful implementation Backend Solution CAR BRAND 1 Backend Solution CAR BRAND 2 Backend Solution Mobile Service 1 Ericsson Internal Page 12

13 Successful trials using public telecom network Trials with Road Hazard Warning show that mobile network fulfills requirements 3G with latency <500 ms LTE ( 4G ) <100ms and more stable Smart phones and connected vehicles will enable fast and widespread implementation Ericsson Internal Page 13

14 DIGITAL INFRASTRUcTURe FOR an efficient transport system SMART SUPPORT FOR CONNECTED DIGITAL SUPPORT- FUNCTIONS Efficient Digital infrastructure and digital support functions are crucial to: Enable an efficient cooperative Transport System DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE enabling connected, cooperative and automated Transport V2X V2V COMBINE LOCAL AND GLOBAL COMMUNICATION! Enable automation of the Transport System Digital support functions made available for all will be a part of the Infrastructure! SPECIFIC ROADSIDE EQUIPMENT V2I USE EXISTING COMMUNICATION- INFRASTRUCTURE EXISTING CELLULAR NETWORK

15 Everything that benefits from a connection will be connected Networked Transport Society: Connected Cooperative Automated Traffic control in a connected world Traffic control benefiting from Connected Sensors Connected Vehicles Connected Traffic Management Connected support/cloud functions Cooperative ITS Ericsson Internal Page 15

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