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How Industrial-Grade Messaging Powers the Connected Transportation Economy
The document discusses how industrial-grade messaging technology enhances the user experience in smart transportation systems, exemplified by a case study from Singapore. It covers features like real-time journey planning, data sharing between different transportation modes, and live notifications to improve commuter satisfaction and efficiency. The infrastructure supporting these advancements involves a flexible connectivity system, event brokering, and integration with various third-party applications.
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How Industrial-Grade Messaging Powers the Connected Transportation Economy
- 1. How Industrial-Grade Messaging Powersthe Connected Transportation Economy Ricardo Gomez-Ulmke, VP IoT, Solace IoT Tech Expo, Amsterdam, 27-June-2018
- 2. Agenda The User Experience Functional & Technological Considerations CaseStudy: Singapore Smart Transport
- 3. Agenda The User Experience Functional & Technological Considerations CaseStudy: Singapore Smart Transport
- 4. • Olivia isplanning journey from home to the office, with a stop at the mall • App suggests and sets up best mode of transport and route based on preferences, dynamic pricing, and predicted road congestion The User Experience: Planning a Journey By Car - Toll road included - Park close to shops - She’ll drop her shopping in her car By Bus - From car park to train station - Pre-booked ticket & seat By Train - From train station to office - Pre-booked ticket & seat - Pre-orders lunch pack TripPlanner+ 7:45 Drive car to mall Take Central Xpwy Est. toll $3.28 8:10 Park at mall Space reserved Level B, Slot 24 Est. fee $5.76 9:15 Take Bus #12 From 15th & Main to Central Station. Seat 13B, $2.10 Arrive 9:28 9:35 Take Train #246 Central Station, Track 5, Carriage 3, Seat 24 Ticket $1.30 Arrive 9:46 10:00 Arrive at work + + + +
- 5. • Trip infotransferred from app to car • Nav system suggests new route because of congestion • Toll estimate updated based on new route The User Experience: Managing the Live Journey 5 © Solace Proprietary & Confidential Olivia Leaves Home Identities: car, app, mobile device, user Relationships of Identities Real-time pairing notifications Notification & data download across 3rd parties
- 6. The User Experience:Managing the Live Journey 6 © Solace Proprietary & Confidential • Enters car park and is guided to her space • Receives receipt for toll • Transfer of live trip back to her phone as she locks her car Olivia Leaves Home Olivia Parks Car at Mall Car switches from GPS navigation to indoor navigation Seamless switch to Beacons & WIFI Door lock notification triggers transfer of trip
- 7. The User Experience:Managing the Live Journey 7 © Solace Proprietary & Confidential • She’s guided to her car where she drops off her purchase • She makes her way to the bus stop Olivia Leaves Home Olivia Parks Car at Mall Olivia Leaves Mall Data sharing between shopping mall app & trip app Seamless experience across apps Federated situation, context and events across 3rd parties
- 8. The User Experience:Managing the Live Journey 8 © Solace Proprietary & Confidential • Receives alert that next #12 bus won’t stop, but another will stop 3 minutes after that Olivia Leaves Home Olivia Parks Car at Mall Olivia Leaves Mall Olivia Arrives at Bus Stop Live bus arrival & departure times – tracking all buses Distributed to bus- stop displays AND to all subscribed users Connecting to bus stop WIFI triggers “passenger arrived”
- 9. The User Experience:The Bus Driver’s View 9 © Solace Proprietary & Confidential • John & Jim are advised: • When to stop, when not to stop • When to depart, when to wait John and Jim drive #12 bus John: “don’t stop” Jim: “please stop” Live tracking of: Occupancy, people waiting, reservations Algorithms to avoid “bus bunching” Algorithms to “load- balance” occupancy with passenger needs
- 10. The User Experience:Managing the Live Journey 10 © Solace Proprietary & Confidential • Olivia is guided to the platform and spot where her carriage will stop • Her lunch pack is delivered to her seat Olivia Leaves Home Olivia Parks Car at Mall Olivia Leaves Mall Olivia Arrives at Bus Stop Bus Arrives at Train Station Registration with on- board WIFI: Oliva has boarded train Delivery service is notified and guided to her seat
- 11. The User Experience:Managing the Live Journey 11 © Solace Proprietary & Confidential • Review her trip, check receipts • Ready to plan another awesome trip home! Olivia Leaves Home Olivia Parks Car at Mall Olivia Leaves Mall Olivia Arrives at Bus Stop Bus Arrives at Train Station Olivia Arrives at Work
- 12. Agenda The User Experience Functional & Technological Considerations CaseStudy: Singapore Smart Transportation
- 13. Functional Considerations Mobile Apps Cars BusesTrains Displays WIFI Hotspots BeaconsConnected “Things” Reference Data Time Tables Live Traffic Live Transport Pricing Models Data Infrastructure Account Management Billing & Payments Congestion Management Bus Management Train Management Core Applications Journey Management Core Infrastructure Connectivity Backbone Event Brokering & Mediation Location & Navigation Services Identity & Access Management Federation of Identities, Data, Events Data Privacy & Transparency Control 3rd Party Applications Car Parks In-door Navigation Tickets Delivery Services …
- 14. Designing the Platform: YouNeed a Rock-Solid Foundation Flexible & Extensible Connectivity – Vehicles: Cars, buses, trains – Infrastructure: car parks, displays, gantries – People’s mobile devices – Static and moving things – Support for many different protocols Scalable Event Brokering & Event Mediation – Each car/bus/train publishes 1 event per second – Location tracking of journeys adds up to millions of events per second – Data ingest & Command dispatch 14 ©Solace | Proprietary & Confidential APIs & Federation Data Centers, Public & Private Clouds Micro-Services Foundation Data Ownership & Transparency Connectivity Eventing Security Framework
- 15. Agenda The User Experience Functional & Technological Considerations CaseStudy: Singapore Smart Transportation
- 16. Linking information and infrastructureto better serve citizens • Gov’t services • Energy • Healthcare • Transportation Smart Transportation is Mission Critical Element • Population 6 million • 17,000 buses, 300 routes, 4M trips per day • 100 train stations, 3M trips per day • 1M registered vehicles 300,000 car journeys per day • 1M taxi rides per day Source: https://www.lta.gov.sg/content/dam/ltaweb/corp/PublicationsResearch/files/Fa ctsandFigures/Statistics%20in%20Brief%202015%20FINAL.pdf
- 17. Regulates all landtransport with goal of improving commuter and motorist experience and satisfaction
- 18. Congestion and Growth RequiresInnovative Thinking Rail System 2010 Rail System 2020
- 19. Real-Time Tracking andRoute Planning of Public Transportation
- 20. Better Commuter / Motorist Experience Digital Signage Real-TimeAlerts & Info Dynamic “Electronic Road Pricing”
- 21. • From Physicalto Virtual Gantries • Flexibility to dynamically create new toll routes • Dynamic pricing by load • Re-routing to manage congestion • Automatic billing & collection Electronic Road Pricing
- 22. Let’s talk more Comeand see us in booth #80