Road Products - Revision history

Claudia.Prajanu at 19:26, 16 September 2018

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	The road sector is a major potential market for GNSS. Satellite navigation receivers are now commonly installed in new cars as a key tool for providing new services to people on the move: electronic charging, real-time traffic information, emergency calls, route guidance, fleet management and Advanced Driving Assistance Systems<ref>[~~http~~://ec.europa.eu/~~dgs~~/~~energy_transport/galileo/doc/galileo_app11.pdf~~ Galileo Application Sheet - Road Applications], ESA and European Commission, October 2002</ref>.		The road sector is a major potential market for GNSS. Satellite navigation receivers are now commonly installed in new cars as a key tool for providing new services to people on the move: electronic charging, real-time traffic information, emergency calls, route guidance, fleet management and Advanced Driving Assistance Systems<ref>[https://ec.europa.eu/commission/index_en Galileo Application Sheet - Road Applications], ESA and European Commission, October 2002</ref>.

	Satellite navigation will help regulate road use and minimize traffic jams. If all vehicles are fitted with a navigation satellite receiver and a data transmitter, their position can be relayed automatically every few seconds to a central station. This information can then be used in a number of ways to control road usage. It could, for example, be used to charge motorists for using a stretch of road, to restrict access to congested roads, or to inform drivers of congestion and suggest alternative, quieter routes<ref>[http://www.esa.int/esaMI/Navigation_Applications/SEM9RFEVL2F_0.html ESA Portal - Navigation Applications - Road], ESA, June 2007</ref>.		Satellite navigation will help regulate road use and minimize traffic jams. If all vehicles are fitted with a navigation satellite receiver and a data transmitter, their position can be relayed automatically every few seconds to a central station. This information can then be used in a number of ways to control road usage. It could, for example, be used to charge motorists for using a stretch of road, to restrict access to congested roads, or to inform drivers of congestion and suggest alternative, quieter routes<ref>[http://www.esa.int/esaMI/Navigation_Applications/SEM9RFEVL2F_0.html ESA Portal - Navigation Applications - Road], ESA, June 2007</ref>.

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	The road sector is a major potential market for GNSS. Satellite navigation receivers are now commonly installed in new cars as a key tool for providing new services to people on the move: electronic charging, real-time traffic information, emergency calls, route guidance, fleet management and Advanced Driving Assistance Systems<ref>[http://~~www~~.~~galileoic~~.~~org~~/la/~~files~~/~~Road~~.pdf Galileo Application Sheet - Road Applications], ESA and European Commission, October 2002</ref>.		The road sector is a major potential market for GNSS. Satellite navigation receivers are now commonly installed in new cars as a key tool for providing new services to people on the move: electronic charging, real-time traffic information, emergency calls, route guidance, fleet management and Advanced Driving Assistance Systems<ref>[http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/energy_transport/galileo/doc/galileo_app11.pdf Galileo Application Sheet - Road Applications], ESA and European Commission, October 2002</ref>.

	Satellite navigation will help regulate road use and minimize traffic jams. If all vehicles are fitted with a navigation satellite receiver and a data transmitter, their position can be relayed automatically every few seconds to a central station. This information can then be used in a number of ways to control road usage. It could, for example, be used to charge motorists for using a stretch of road, to restrict access to congested roads, or to inform drivers of congestion and suggest alternative, quieter routes<ref>[http://www.esa.int/esaMI/Navigation_Applications/SEM9RFEVL2F_0.html ESA Portal - Navigation Applications - Road], ESA, June 2007</ref>.		Satellite navigation will help regulate road use and minimize traffic jams. If all vehicles are fitted with a navigation satellite receiver and a data transmitter, their position can be relayed automatically every few seconds to a central station. This information can then be used in a number of ways to control road usage. It could, for example, be used to charge motorists for using a stretch of road, to restrict access to congested roads, or to inform drivers of congestion and suggest alternative, quieter routes<ref>[http://www.esa.int/esaMI/Navigation_Applications/SEM9RFEVL2F_0.html ESA Portal - Navigation Applications - Road], ESA, June 2007</ref>.

Filipe.Pelica: /* Personal Navigation Devices */

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Personal Navigation Devices

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	[[File:Car_navigator_in_action.JPG\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Road Navigation]]		[[File:Car_navigator_in_action.JPG\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Road Navigation]]
	Personal Navigation Devices (PND) are portable devices specifically built to run [[Road Navigation]] applications. This product is the most popular product with embedded GNSS technology ~~only rivaled~~ by ~~the~~ [[Phones\|~~phone~~]] with ~~GNSS technology~~. ~~Although~~ the PND market ~~still continues to grow~~, ~~it is expected~~ to ~~start declining from 2013 onwards, when~~ [[~~Phones~~\|~~GNSS phones]] will take over the position as most popular GNSS product.<ref name="GSAGNSSMarketrep" >[http://www.gsa.europa.eu/files/dmfile/GSAGNSSMarketreportIssue1.pdf GSA~~ GNSS Market Report – Issue 1]~~, October 2010~~.~~</ref>~~		Personal Navigation Devices (PND) are portable devices specifically built to run [[Road Navigation]] applications. This product is one the most popular product with embedded GNSS technology followed by GNSS-enabled [[Phones\|smartphones]]. PNDs are becoming redundant with increasing use of smartphones and better affordability of In-Vehicle Systems (IVS). In fact with smartphone navigation becoming increasingly popular, the PND market has been declining since 2009, according to the [[GNSS Market Report#Road\|GNSS Market Report, Issue 3]].

	These products that initially only supported navigation now incorporate other functionality such as mobile hands-free system, multimedia player, games, external application support, travel utilities (world time, currency converter, measurement converter, calculator, etc).		These products that initially only supported navigation now incorporate other functionality such as mobile hands-free system, multimedia player, games, external application support, travel utilities (world time, currency converter, measurement converter, calculator, etc).

Carlos.Lopez at 10:57, 23 February 2012

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Rui.Pereira at 15:50, 7 November 2011

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	The road sector is a major potential market for GNSS. Satellite navigation receivers are now commonly installed in new cars as a key tool for providing new services to people on the move: electronic charging, real-time traffic information, emergency calls, route guidance, fleet management and Advanced Driving Assistance Systems<ref>[http://www.galileoic.org/la/files/Road.pdf Galileo Application Sheet - Road Applications], ESA and European Commission, October 2002</ref>.		The road sector is a major potential market for GNSS. Satellite navigation receivers are now commonly installed in new cars as a key tool for providing new services to people on the move: electronic charging, real-time traffic information, emergency calls, route guidance, fleet management and Advanced Driving Assistance Systems<ref>[http://www.galileoic.org/la/files/Road.pdf Galileo Application Sheet - Road Applications], ESA and European Commission, October 2002</ref>.

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	[[File:DPL V3 wireless s no pen.JPG\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Vehicle Trackers]]		[[File:DPL V3 wireless s no pen.JPG\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Vehicle Trackers]]
	Vehicle Trackers are devices attached to the vehicle that track the vehicle position usually for monitoring purposes. These devices can be used for different purposes such as logistics, theft prevention/recovery, emergency services, tolling and driver behavior monitoring. Besides these applications that require little interaction with the driver these ~~device~~ can be connected to other in-car systems~~. It is common that these systems can connect~~ to ~~other vehicle sensors in order to be able~~ to collect additional vehicle information. ~~Some of~~ these device ~~can also connect~~ to ~~systems such as~~ the communication and entertainment system to provide positioning for interactive services such as [[Road Navigation\|navigation]].		Vehicle Trackers are devices attached to the vehicle that track the vehicle position usually for monitoring purposes. These devices can be used for different purposes such as logistics, theft prevention/recovery, emergency services, tolling and driver behavior monitoring. Besides these applications, that require little interaction with the driver, these devices can be connected to other in-car systems either to provide position or to collect additional vehicle information from other vehicle sensors. It is not uncommon that these device are connected to the communication and entertainment system to provide positioning for interactive services such as [[Road Navigation\|navigation]].

	These devices can be passive when wide area communications are not supported and the data collected in the device is analyzed at the end of the trip. But usually these devices are active and incorporate wide area communications that is used to send the collected information to a central server or service.		These devices can be passive when wide area communications are not supported and the data collected in the device is analyzed at the end of the trip. But usually these devices are active and incorporate wide area communications that is used to send the collected information to a central server or service.

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Rui.Pereira at 16:07, 29 July 2011

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	== Personal Navigation Devices ==		== Personal Navigation Devices ==

			[[File:Car_navigator_in_action.JPG\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Road Navigation]]
	Personal Navigation Devices (PND) are portable devices specifically built to run [[Road Navigation]] applications. This product is the most popular product with embedded GNSS technology only rivaled by the [[Phones\|phone]] with GNSS technology. Although the PND market still continues to grow, it is expected to start declining from 2013 onwards, when [[Phones\|GNSS phones]] will take over the position as most popular GNSS product.<ref name="GSAGNSSMarketrep" >[http://www.gsa.europa.eu/files/dmfile/GSAGNSSMarketreportIssue1.pdf GSA GNSS Market Report – Issue 1], October 2010.</ref>		Personal Navigation Devices (PND) are portable devices specifically built to run [[Road Navigation]] applications. This product is the most popular product with embedded GNSS technology only rivaled by the [[Phones\|phone]] with GNSS technology. Although the PND market still continues to grow, it is expected to start declining from 2013 onwards, when [[Phones\|GNSS phones]] will take over the position as most popular GNSS product.<ref name="GSAGNSSMarketrep" >[http://www.gsa.europa.eu/files/dmfile/GSAGNSSMarketreportIssue1.pdf GSA GNSS Market Report – Issue 1], October 2010.</ref>

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	== Vehicle Trackers ==		== Vehicle Trackers ==

			[[File:DPL V3 wireless s no pen.JPG\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Vehicle Trackers]]
			Vehicle Trackers are devices attached to the vehicle that track the vehicle position usually for monitoring purposes. These devices can be used for different purposes such as logistics, theft prevention/recovery, emergency services, tolling and driver behavior monitoring. Besides these applications that require little interaction with the driver these device can be connected to other in-car systems. It is common that these systems can connect to other vehicle sensors in order to be able to collect additional vehicle information. Some of these device can also connect to systems such as the communication and entertainment system to provide positioning for interactive services such as [[Road Navigation\|navigation]].

	Vehicle Trackers are devices attached to the vehicle that track the vehicle position usually for monitoring purposes. These devices can be used for different purposes such as logistics, theft prevention or recovery, emergency services, tolling and driver behavior monitoring. Besides these applications that require little interaction with the driver these device can be connected to other systems in the vehicle. It is common that these systems can connect to other vehicle sensors in order to be able to collect additional vehicle information. Some of these device can also connect to systems such as the communication and entertainment systems to provide positioning for interactive services such as navigation.		These devices can be passive when wide area communications are not supported and the data collected in the device is analyzed at the end of the trip. But usually these devices are active and incorporate wide area communications that is used to send the collected information to a central server or service.

	These devices can be passive when wide area communications are not supported and the data collected in the device is analyzed at the end of the trip. ~~Usually~~ these devices are active and incorporate wide area communications that is used to send the collected information to a central server or service.

	Detailed information about Vehicle Trackers can be found [[Vehicle Trackers\|here]].		Detailed information about Vehicle Trackers can be found [[Vehicle Trackers\|here]].

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Rui.Pereira at 00:11, 28 July 2011

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	== Vehicle Trackers ==		== Vehicle Trackers ==


			Vehicle Trackers are devices attached to the vehicle that track the vehicle position usually for monitoring purposes. These devices can be used for different purposes such as logistics, theft prevention or recovery, emergency services, tolling and driver behavior monitoring. Besides these applications that require little interaction with the driver these device can be connected to other systems in the vehicle. It is common that these systems can connect to other vehicle sensors in order to be able to collect additional vehicle information. Some of these device can also connect to systems such as the communication and entertainment systems to provide positioning for interactive services such as navigation.

			These devices can be passive when wide area communications are not supported and the data collected in the device is analyzed at the end of the trip. Usually these devices are active and incorporate wide area communications that is used to send the collected information to a central server or service.

	Detailed information about Vehicle Trackers can be found [[Vehicle Trackers\|here]].		Detailed information about Vehicle Trackers can be found [[Vehicle Trackers\|here]].