Nokia GPS Phones to Fight the Traffic Plague [Concepts]
Nokia has developed software that allows data to be received from GPS enabled handsets, which is then compiled and interpreted into the patterns of traffic flow, which is similar to what kinda GPS Dash units offer. However, these plans are currently under concept, with a little demonstration taking place as a joint venture between Nokia, California Center for Innovative Transportation (CCIT), CalTrans, Berkeley and the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
data sent back to each car connected test your speed and location via a mobile phone on board N95, this information was sent to a central monitoring station, which in turn relayed the Travel alerts. Nokia is quick to point out that its technology is an economic benefit on similar systems, notably because it is based solely on people and the technology itself. Given the soon-to-be ubiquitous nature of GPS-enabled mobile phones, would have to agree with the observation of Nokia. Rest ills aside their privacy, the information will be sent completely anonymous.
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