Demonstration of Emergency Vehicle Priority System Using Japanese Originated International Standard V2X Communication Technology Undertaken in Ahmedabad

/ -- In December 2018, Zero-Sum, Ltd. and Toyota InfoTechnology Center Co., Ltd., with the support from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communication, Japan and in collaboration with Connected Solutions Company, Panasonic Corporation and with approval from the Amdavad Municipal Corporation in India, conducted a demonstration experiment showcasing an emergency vehicle priority system that uses a UHF band-based Japanese-originated international standard V2X communication technology.

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Goal of the experiment
Outline of experiment
Location of experiment
Results of the experiment
The next deployment
Role of organizations in this experiment
https://www.zero-sum.co.jp
https://www.zero-sum-its.co.in
Toyota InfoTechnology Center Co., Ltd, a subsidiary of Toyota Motors Corporation, focuses on research and development, evaluation of IT technologies and promoting V2X communication technology globally as a part of research and analysis, go-to-market strategies, business model, etc. Toyota InfoTechnology Center Co., Ltd. is also an active member of the project titled 'Research for the overseas expansion of ITS technologies in Japan' funded by Ministry of Internal Affairs and Telecommunications, Japan, by providing technical views and support for the project
https://www.toyota-itc.com
https://www.panasonic.com/global/corporate/profile/segments.html#cns
Explanation of terms
Amdavad Municipal Corporation, Ahmedabad city, Gujarat State, India
UHF (Ultra-High Frequency)
700 MHz Band Intelligent Transportation Systems Standard (ARIB STD-T109)
https://www.arib.or.jp/english/std_tr/telecommunications/std-t109.html
WPC
'Research for the overseas expansion of ITS technologies in Japan'