The growing popularity of micromobility devices has made the safety of two-wheeled transport a priority. The latest V2X solutions allow people on bicycles, e-scooters and other light vehicles to connect to the vehicle communication ecosystem and benefit from enhanced road safety.

Connected and Autonomous vehicle (CAV) fleets are already roaming streets in many pilot projects around the world, and an abundance of automated vehicles will appear in the next decade. Commsignia is an enabler of such projects. Vehicles equipped with V2X onboard units can share sensor data with each other to increase safety and coordinate automated […]

A platoon is an autonomous and cooperative group of vehicles driving together while maintaining a minimal following distance. The first car is usually the platoon leader, and sets the inter-vehicle distance, driving speed, and platoon size by utilizing vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communication technologies. The convoys can allow for increased road capacity, minimized traffic congestion, improved safety, […]

Commsignia pays maximum attention to safety and security. New technologies often raise questions and doubts, and this is especially true for solutions that can affect the behavior of vehicles. Our security stack has shown outstanding performance during verification  and ensures a high level of security. This integrated approach allows customers to work with a single […]

Commsignia is dedicated to use state of the art methods and standards to avoid and reduce not only risks from everyday travel but also when developing its products. Therefore, we have defined an ISO 26262 implementation roadmap to comply with automotive vehicles safety related requirements and create embedded safety in our products. We assure OEMs and end […]

Cities and operators face increasing challenges to manage their growing number of roadside and onboard units. Even simple tasks become huge as V2X coverage scales. Commsignia offers tools to set up, manage and monitor multiple devices at once, significantly reducing the possibility of errors. We can integrate our solutions into existing traffic management systems to […]

Sharing sensor data with other vehicles is the second step of vehicle communications and  is realized through so-called Day 2 applications. Collective Perception Messages (CPMs) are a good example of a Day 2 application. CPMs are a digital imprint of a vehicle’s environment sent over to nearby connected vehicles with very low latency. CPMs contain […]

Roads become much safer when information is shared, even if not all traffic participants can communicate with others. Commsignia helped standardize the Collective Perception Message (CPM), an advanced Day2 service to distribute safety information between V2X-enabled vehicles. CPM provides an almost complete situational awareness. Obstacles become visible even when they are detected by a sensor […]