Mobility Analysis
In pursuit of a more comprehensive comprehension of road users' movements across the network or city, Aisin Mobility is introducing an extensive mobility analysis tool. Through the integration of geolocalized data from diverse road users, a holistic assessment of relative traffic flow and speed profiles throughout the entire network is the goal. This analysis will occur in real-time, facilitating the acquisition of insights across varied conditions for distinct vehicle categories, encompassing Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGV), Light Commercial Vehicles (LCV), and cars.
Highway Design: Enhanced through Knowledge
For the optimization of highway design, a heightened understanding of driver behavior is pivotal. Leveraging the mobility analysis tool, valuable insights into relative traffic flows and speed profiles for each vehicle category can be gleaned. This understanding aids in the identification of specific areas warranting enhancements, such as parking or charging stations. By tailoring highway design to road users' actual requirements, a transportation system that is safer, more efficient, and user-friendly can be crafted.
Urban Planning: Elevated Urban Mobility
The efficiency of a city heavily relies on urban mobility. Aisin Mobility is dedicated to elevating urban mobility by delving deeper into road users' movements within the city. The mobility analysis tool aids in pinpointing destinations, travel times, and movement velocities of road users. This comprehensive scrutiny extends beyond vehicles to encompass Vulnerable Road Users (VRUs) like pedestrians and cyclists. Equipped with this knowledge, urban planners can make informed choices to enhance infrastructure, streamline traffic flow, and ensure the well-being of all road users.
In summary, Aisin Mobility's extended mobility analysis facilitates a more thorough comprehension and evaluation of the movement patterns of all road users. Harnessing this knowledge allows for the optimization of highway design, addressing specific necessities like parking or charging stations, and enhancing urban planning to uplift overall mobility across the network or city.