NAVISP opportunity offered to discuss your ideas on the use of Positioning, Navigation and Timing to revolutionize Connected, Cooperative, Autonomous Mobility.
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Call for proposals on CCAM currently open: Take the opportunity to submit your idea!!

ESA’s Navigation Innovation and Support Programme (NAVISP) in cooperation with ERTICO-ITS Europe, has launched a Thematic Window soliciting proposals from European industry, institutions, and research organizations to advance the use of Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) information in the domain of Connected Cooperative Autonomous Mobility (CCAM).
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On January 26 and 27, NAVISP will offer the opportunity to book 30-minute time slots to discuss your ideas, answer questions, and help you develop your project design and Outline proposal. Please book your personal appointment here. |
On the Thematic Window:

The provision of ubiquitous positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) information as well as the full situation awareness of vehicles in the system belong to the main challenges, that need to be countered in the future. Possible PNT solutions for CCAM are as diverse as their application areas and offer technological opportunities not only for passenger cars but also for buses, trucks, and entire infrastructures. This allows for more customized applications such as advanced traffic and parking management, new driving assistance systems, next-generation on-board units or traffic pricing systems. Thus, the integration of complementary and alternative PNT technologies in CCAM systems from tomorrow can reduce congestion, increase efficiency, minimize energy consumption, reduce emissions, avoid accidents, and thus provide more sustainable modes of transportation overall.
More information related to the Thematic Window can be found here.
"Different potential application areas, related to the integration of PNT information covering different goals and addressing different challenges, to serve as illustration for what the market is currently looking for."