Smartphone-Based Connected Bicycle Prototype Development for Sustainable Multimodal Transportation System
| Principal Investigator | Achilleas Kourtellis, PhD |
| Final Report (DOI) | Download final report |
| TRID | View TRID entry |
| Policy Brief | Download Policy Brief |
The project’s goal is to develop a proof of concept prototype connected bicycle and demonstrate that the technology works and can provide a connection between a bicycle and the road environment. The specific objectives are to:
(1) Conduct a comprehensive literature review regarding peer techniques of connected bicycle and transferrable techniques from connected vehicles and autonomous vehicles.
(2) Identify critical information (i.e., position, acceleration/declaration, direction, speed, etc.) and system configuration requirements (i.e., wireless bandwidth, global positioning system (GPS) resolution, tactile and/or acoustic warning system, etc.) for B2X (bicycle-to-everything) communication in a sustainable multimodal transportation system.
(3) Identify and/or develop the information transmission mechanism for B2X communication in a sustainable multimodal transportation system; and
(4) Develop a proof-of-concept prototype for a smartphone-based connected bicycle using identified hardware (i.e., sensor, transmitter, smartphone, bicycle anti-theft system, etc.) and software (i.e., smartphone system configuration, mobile application and user interface, etc.) components.
| Grant | DTRT13-G-UTC56 |
| USF # | 79063-17 |
| Funding Amount | $105,001 |
| Project Start Date | 1/1/18 |
| Expected Date of Completion | 5/31/19 |
| Performing Organization | Center for Urban Transportation Research- National Center for Transit Research |
| Sponsor Organization | Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology- University Transportation Centers Program -Department of Transportation |
| Project Manager | Robert L. Bertini Ph.D |
| Principal Investigator | Dr. Achilleas Kourtellis |
