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i-Game cooperative automation webinar

A webinar, "Cooperative Automation: Activities in the European Project i-Game”, to present a brief overview of the on-going and planned activities in V2X communications under the European project i-Game will take place on 26 March at 1600 CET. The main aim of this section of i-GAME is to develop interaction protocols and message sets in the context of cooperative automation. Next to the development activities in i-GAME, an international Grand Cooperative Driving Challenge (GCDC) will be organised in 2016. T
March 23, 2015 Read time: 2 mins
A webinar, "Cooperative Automation: Activities in the European Project i-Game”, to present a brief overview of the on-going and planned activities in V2X communications under the European project i-Game will take place on 26 March at 1600 CET.

The main aim of this section of i-GAME is to develop interaction protocols and message sets in the context of cooperative automation. Next to the development activities in i-GAME, an international Grand Cooperative Driving Challenge (GCDC) will be organised in 2016. Teams from all over Europe and the rest of the world will be invited to participate.

In i-Game, the developed interaction protocols and message sets will be delivered to the participating teams and will be part of the challenge by means of two scenarios, one motorway and one urban scenario.  This webinar will introduce both the project and the challenge, and provide a basic introduction to the interaction protocols and message sets.
 
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