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ETSI shows ITS standardisation developments at ITS World Congress

ETSI, the European Telecommunications Standards Institute, is exhibiting at the ITS World Congress to explain the work of its technical committee for ITS in developing standards for all aspects of ITS communication systems. Visitors to Stand P32 will be able to find out more about ETSI’s ITS Conformance Validation Framework, and meet its testing and ITS experts to discover the latest developments in ETSI ITS standardisation.
September 26, 2012 Read time: 1 min
ETSI, the 6613 European Telecommunications Standards Institute, is exhibiting at the ITS World Congress to explain the work of its technical committee for ITS in developing standards for all aspects of ITS communication systems. Visitors to Stand P32 will be able to find out more about ETSI’s ITS Conformance Validation Framework, and meet its testing and ITS experts to discover the latest developments in ETSI ITS standardisation. Delegates will also be able to pick up a free copy of the ETSI Transportation CD-ROM, a collection of all its transportation related standards.

Delegates are also reminded not to forget to visit the 7023 Car2Car Communication consortium’s demo in Hall A2, where they will see ETSI’s interoperable ITS standards in action.

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