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Connected Vehicles EVOLUTION OF ITS - NOW TO 2030 16 July 2014 Adam Game

1 Connected Vehicles EVOLUTION OF ITS - NOW TO July 2014 Adam Game CEO Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility

2 content Intelematics our perspective evolution of connected vehicle services Now, medium term, longer term Traffic info & probes Conneced dashboards Toyota/Lexus Connected vehicles aftermarket Implications & opportunities. Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 2

3 Intelematics two principal services to the auto industry: traveller information services (SUNA Traffic Channel) telematics program development & ecosystem management a pioneer of connected motoring & mobility services since 2000 market leader in Australia and New Zealand wholly owned RACV (auto club) subsidiary Currently engaged in a number of opportunities in North American market current customers represent (by market share of each brand, Australasia) >70% of portable GPS sales >90% of in-dash navigation market >75% of auto brands Porsche Mini Lexus Audi BMW Kia Honda Suzuki Mercedes Subaru Volkswagen Mitsubishi Toyota Nissan Holden Mazda Hyundai Ford Customers/compatible brands June 2014 Australasia) mobile portable GPS automotive aftermarket infrastructure Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 3

4 evolution of ITS in personal mobility the connected vehicle end-game the journey largely automated & context aware vehicles; exponentially increased network capacity & reliability; near zero accident rates. Fundamental shift for the current mobility ecosystem operationally & financially. Increasing active intervention & contextual awareness in new vehicles; emergence of aftermarket advisory products; a highly heterogeneous fleet. Increasing opportunities to leverage data; and influence vehicle behaviour self managing networks managed networks Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 4

5 vehicle connectivity: the air interface SENSING radar; lidar; optical recognition situational awareness DSRC / V2X multiple connectivity technologies are emerging. will co-exist, complement & to a limited an extent compete a number of these technologies will support cooperative ITS services short range connectivity local, low latency safety messages Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility GNSS location GPS; GLONASS; A- GPS etc bluetooth cellular data wide area connectivity mobility, infotainment, road pricing, vehicle relationship management RDS-TMC DAB-TPEG broadcast connectivity network information radio RADIO infotainment 5

6 Data Exponential growth in connected vehicles is contributing to the pool of probe data, and the audience for advisory information. approaching 25% of new vehicles are sold with connected navigation platforms (primarily RDS-TMC). dashboard connectivity has begun eg Lexus, Toyota, GM, BMW Smartphone navigation and mapping apps Also beginning of curve for aftermarket: motoring club services; usage based insurance Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 6

7 Connected Vehicles as Probes Trajectory toward full network awareness Sydney motorists in a rage and baying for blood after F3 fiasco BY ANGELA KAMPER AND RICHARD NOONE THE DAILY TELEGRAPH APRIL 14, :00AM April April Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 7

8 environmental drivers of vehicle connectivity converging technology and market forces internet emergence of mobility brands availability of useful/attractive content smartphone universal connectivity app store location awareness GFC & auto industry rationalisation & globalisation supply chains simplification of model line legislative push Europe, Brazil (telematics, diagnostics) California (diagnostics) US (driver distraction) NZ (fuel tax) Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility automotive technology CAN (Car Area Network) drive-by-wire navigation smart dashboards insurance PAYD antifraud 8

9 universal vehicle connectivity most cars internet-connected over next model cycle smartphone ecosystems auto manufacturer telematics programs aftermarket & auto club connected vehicle services usage based insurance compliance / road pricing Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 9

10 Data services interface the technology behind SUNA providing motorists awareness of road conditions ahead Incident closure/ journalistic information TMC Broadcast (RDS- TMC) Internet (XML- TMC) Probe vehicle data Advanced data modelling/ machine learning/data fusion proprietary Internet (Level of Service) Internet (traveltime) Traffic light control & sensor data TPEG Internet TPEG-ML Broadcast TPEG-DAB Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 11

11 Now: traveller information Vehicles as probes & recipients of traveller advisory Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 12

2007 2009 2013 2014 dissemination technology technology adoption connecting vehicles RDS-TMC approx 25%

custom apps * smartphone traffic apps; connected dashboard apps * bidirectional (probe) capability TPEG *

12 dissemination technology technology adoption connecting vehicles RDS-TMC approx 25% of new vehicles; deep penetration of portable GPS XML-TMC * smartphone navigation apps. custom apps * smartphone traffic apps; connected dashboard apps * bidirectional (probe) capability TPEG * Next generation connected navigation services DSRC* 13 Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility

now: connecting the dashboard Toyota Link & Lexus Enform - commissioned to adapt a global hardware architecture for Toyota & Lexus vehicles; develop both on-board and off-board apps; create a

13 now: connecting the dashboard Toyota Link & Lexus Enform - commissioned to adapt a global hardware architecture for Toyota & Lexus vehicles; develop both on-board and off-board apps; create a connectivity architecture; provide traffic content; and curate an ecosystem of supporting content and application providers. Result: Australia s market leading automotive brand addressing the particular opportunities and requirements of Australian market. initial suite of apps now available. shortlisted for excellence award Telematics Update Detroit Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 14

14 Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Artwork Mobility Lexus Style, 15

15 Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Artwork Mobility Lexus Style, 16

16 Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Artwork Mobility Lexus Style, 17

17 Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Artwork Mobility Lexus Style, 18

18 Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Artwork Mobility Lexus Style, 19

19 Option 4 Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Artwork Mobility Lexus Style, 20

services in the existing vehicle fleet Commercial in

20 Now : connected membership Changing the model for motoring club membership with advanced connected services in the existing vehicle fleet Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 21

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23 Mining & analysis of probe data Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 24

24 Probe Live Brisbane live Probe 9 10 am Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 25

25 Network monitoring Probe data NSW F3 freeway April 12 & April Sydney motorists in a rage and baying for blood after F3 fiasco BY ANGELA KAMPER AND RICHARD NOONE THE DAILY TELEGRAPH APRIL 14, :00AM April Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 26

Probe data visualisation Analysis based on Kerner s ASDA/FOTO Models Pacific Motorway Ormeau to CBD 14.05.

26 Probe data visualisation Analysis based on Kerner s ASDA/FOTO Models Pacific Motorway Ormeau to CBD (Bris) km Brisbane Pacific Motorway Ormeau to CBD Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 27

27 Kerner diagram Tullamarine inbound approach The vehicle as a sensor Leveraging connected passenger vehicles leverage the smart city & the vehicle in public/private collaboration Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 28

28 Kerner diagram Tullamarine outbound Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 29

29 Kerner diagram Sydney M5 inbound Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 30

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5 Monday 20 travel time minutes 35-37.5 32.5-35 30-32.5 27.5-30 25-27.5 22.5-25 20-22.

31 0:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 23:00 Journey Analysis with SUNA Predictive Wynnum to CBD travel time minutes Monday 20 travel time minutes Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Travel time in minutes for 7 days by 24 hours journey from Wynnum to Brisbane Friday Saturday Sunday Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 32

Vehicles as probes opportunities both for dissemination & collection of data Increasingly large in-vehicle audience for traveller information.

32 Vehicles as probes opportunities both for dissemination & collection of data Increasingly large in-vehicle audience for traveller information. Public policy opportunities to leverage Richer content green wave managed motorway data Increasingly large pool of connected vehicles Vehicle fleet as sensor network Speed & flow Origin / destination Adverse events (harsh braking/cornering; collisions) road surface Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 33

medium term leveraging intelligence to smooth flows & improve safety challenges in co-existence Example: green-wave adaptive cruise control allow a vehicle to dynamically adapt speed and route across

33 medium term leveraging intelligence to smooth flows & improve safety challenges in co-existence Example: green-wave adaptive cruise control allow a vehicle to dynamically adapt speed and route across urban networks allows emissions-reducing stopstart systems pre-empt green cycle fundamental conflict with adaptive intersection control an important area of interest for Intelematics & a number of infrastructure & auto industry partners. Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 34

34 medium term Cooperative ITS Refers to intelligent transport technologies reliant on the exchange of data between independent systems. Comprises Vehicle-to-Vehicle; and Vehicle-to-Infrastructure implementations Air interfaces may include short range (DSRC); wide area (eg 4G); broadcast (TPEG) Systems have the opportunity to modify vehicle behaviour; and contribute data for network management and analysis. Emerging cooperative ITS reflect an ecosystem approach rather than necessarily supporting central management paradigm Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 35

35 longer term the path to fully autonomous vehicles & the end of congestion? manual control advisory emergency intervention autonomy A range of implications - traditional traffic modelling becomes increasingly irrelevant - opportunity for near-perfect network information - opportunity to reclaim open roadway from current vehicle separations - Huge, dramatic increases in network capacity are achievable on fully automated network components. Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 36

conclusions connected vehicle revolution is underway Driven by a range of forces But network efficiency can benefit regardless of the anchor business case systems increasingly dependent on

36 conclusions connected vehicle revolution is underway Driven by a range of forces But network efficiency can benefit regardless of the anchor business case systems increasingly dependent on interchange of data challenging for infrastructure providers & regulators Key to long term benefits. Advanced ITS is both tool for harvesting network related insights & for modifying behaviour in the interests of efficiency and safety Commercial in confidence 2014 Intelematics Australia Connected Mobility 37

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ITS deployment for connected vehicles and people

Session 1: Global ITS update ITS deployment for connected vehicles and people June 27, 2013 Hajime AMANO President, ITS Japan 2 CACS(1973~1979) CACS: The Comprehensive Automobile Traffic Control System