“Leti researchers continue to pioneer affordable, innovative, smart solutions for users and operators in the global mobility market by fusing sensors, increasing device autonomy and developing crowd sensing functionality,” said Viviane Cattin, Signal for Sensor System Lab manager. “By generating and combining a broad range of data, the Bon Voyage project is offering two concrete technologies for the transportation sector – both providers and travelers.”
The mobility observer differentiates between travel modes such as buses and motorbikes, trains and trams by preserving device autonomy. The goals are to automate such surveying and reduce costs for collecting and analyzing data, and improve transportation access and services. The new connectivity features in the mobility observer enables officials to take into account a large amount of data vs. data collected on single individuals.
The two tools derive from Leti’s deep expertise in sensors, its laboratory characterization and on-site calibration, the development of databases that reflect real-life use cases and the development of data processing based on modeling or automatic learning of the problem. In addition, Leti’s know-how includes implementing solutions through advanced demonstrators embedding the new applications.