Presentation regarding a new European Commission funded (FP7) programme to enable a pan European platform for transportation data exchange called MOBiNET (www.mobinet.eu). Given 20th Feb 2013 at the V2X for Automotive Safety and Mobility Europe in Frankfurt.

1. Theo Quick
20th February 2013
@TheoQuickWork
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3. Freight in the Urban Environment
• Millions of trucks, freight trains and cargo ships are on the move
around the world each day.
• They account for more than 14% of global greenhouse gas emissions
• Account for around a third of total energy consumption
• A typical cargo truck spends ½ its working life empty
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5. Pilots to mass deployment……
The user wants...
• a one-click service to plan & accompany your trip from your
handset, with pan-European roaming & coverage, virtual ticketing
and a single user account
The road or transport operator wants...
• to publish traffic and travel information to all users, to attract new
customers, and to save costs, energy & CO2 thanks to interactive
cooperative services for system management
The vehicle manufacturer or service provider wants...
• an easy-to-use development kit for innovative user services, and
an exchange platform linking to all information & travel-related
service elements needed to fulfil customers’ requests for local &
Europe-wide mobility services
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6. Problem areas addressed
These are the main problem areas targeted by the
MOBiNET project:
• Drivers and travellers need significant effort to
discover, use and pay for services, then must subscribe
separately to each one they need
• There are very few Europe-wide travel assistance services
for end-users, while locally-based services are inconsistent
and of variable quality
• Europe does not have a unified system for electronic
ticketing and mobile payment for mobility services, causing
extra delays for transport operations and inconvenience for
occasional travellers
• For cooperative systems, roadside and back-office
application interfaces are not standardised, holding back
deployment
• Proprietary connected vehicle services are channelled
through closed hardware and application software, making
them expensive to deploy and difficult to extend and
enhance
• Business-to-business contracting requires one-by-one
negotiation, making it hard to extend services beyond the
local area
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7. MOBiNET Vision
• Europe-wide service platform: any service, to
any customer, on any device, available anywhere
in Europe
• Traveller assistant: one identity, one account
across Europe; instant, one-touch services
• Total mobility: any means of transport, full
data, seamless trip chains
• Business opportunities: added choice & quality
for users; enhanced products & extra customers
for service providers
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8. What is MOBiNET?
• Online B2B directory of Europe-wide transport
data and services
• Unified mobile accounting, payment and clearing
system giving users a single account valid
throughout Europe and simplifying roaming among
providers
• Open business environment enabling providers to
integrate third-party services with their own products
• Secure environment for in-vehicle and portable
devices offering users a dedicated app-store, and
service providers access to MOBiNET-compliant
user devices
• Business-to-business e-marketplace for the
automatic negotiation of service agreements
• Service Development Kit to simplify the creation of
innovative MOBiNET services for end- and business
users.
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9. MOBiNET User Cases
• Cooperative mobility
• Cooperative routing, navigation & fleet dock booking
• Green mobility
• Eco-driving support
• Green zone access, congestion charging
• Traffic light info, speed advice & priority
• Telematics & Pay-how-you-drive Insurance
• Vehicle breakdown, insurance, anti-theft service
• Unique virtual ticket & payment
• Electric Vehicle support, mobility-as-a-service
• Connected safety
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10. So why MOBiNET
• Supports both existing services and new innovative
services
• comprehensive directory of Europe-wide mobility and transport-related data and
services
• an e-commerce network linking end users, content and service providers
• Lowers entry barriers to marketplace
• the unified mobile payment and clearing system will provide users with a single
account valid for transport services throughout Europe
• standardised services will be defined for deployment by any service provider
throughout Europe, guaranteeing widespread availability and interoperability
• An “open” platform for connected ITS services
• allows providers to deliver any kind of service to any kind of compliant customer
device
• provides automated mechanisms for service orchestration to puts all business
partners within easy reach
• easy creation of MOBiNET user services through a Service Development Kit
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11. Project Facts and Figures
• MOBiNET:
European Wide Service Platform for Cooperative Services
• EU consortium of 34 companies and universities
• Funded by the European Union Framework Program 7 Call 8 theme
“Cooperative Systems for energy efficient and sustainable mobility”
• Duration: Nov 2012 – Jun 2016
• € 15.6 million
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12. Consortium of 34 companies &
universities
• Automotive industry • IT suppliers & operators
• Road operators & • Service providers
authorities
• Users
• Telecom operator
• Research
• Project Coordinator
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13. What’s happening next?
• Project kick off 29-31st Jan 2013 • Project website:
www.mobinet.eu (under construction)
• Fully operational first-generation • Project coordinator ERTICO:
system will be released in 16 Paul Kompfner:
Head of Sector Cooperative Mobility
months
For further information please contact:
Julie Castermans
• Will be tested at eight pilot sites (j.castermans@mail.ertico.com)
across Europe to allow feedback
and improvements before the
next product release.
Sites include:
• Helmond, Helsinki, London, Trikal
a, Trondheim, Spain, Italy, North
Denmark Region
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