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IRMA

PROJECT OVERVIEW
PS ID: 

PS-IT-80452

Status: 

Closed

 IRMA (Integrated Real-time Mobility Assistant) is a software platform that enables individual and collective users to optimize the mobility in terms of time, energy & emissions, cost. So it is built on existing technologies for in-vehicle platforms and traffic management resources. Information coming from these field systems is added also of crowd/open data and processed by IRMA platform. A key point of IRMA are transformative technologies by which unstructured information coming from social networks is used for mobility. The platform itself is used by the mobility user as an App on smartphones. However information is also available for public bodies to analyse, to dynamic the mobility and to optimize it in terms of energy and time. The platform runs on SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) that can be implemented as AaaS (Application as a Service).

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Proposal Outline: 

 The value of new services will be demonstrated by integration projects onto three different cities, specifically Cordoba (300.000 inhabitants), Porto metropolitan area (2 million people), Shanghai (20 million people). The benefits of the platform include (a) benefit for mobility users, (b) benefits for municipalities and transport operators, (c) business development. For, the individual user will have the benefit of planning mobility in optimal way both avoiding peaks and also, through real-time assistance, recovering mobility disruptions as delays, jams, etc. The community will benefit of an optimal behaviour of users that may add 2/4% of energy saving to what a smart city infrastructure can obtain. Furthermore, the public body can analyse mobility of individuals and groups in terms of time, route, connection, and mode. Finally the software platform can be marketed as an App and will generate telecom traffic, thus, opening a business model that can fund smart cities, at least partially. Assuming a market price of 2€ by download and assuming 100 million mobile users, the hypothetical return will be 200 million euro. 


PARTNER PROFILE SOUGHT
Required skills and Expertise: 

 Service Oriented Architecture, Event Driven Architecture, Internet of Things/Services, Cloud Computing solutions, Identity management and data protection, Data-context acquisition from field systems and sensors

Description of work to be carried out by the partner(s) sought: 

This work package has the purpose of defining platform modules that enable to manage mobility throughout every mobility mode, namely bikes, cars, underground, buses,  trains, etc.

The work package is split in sub-packages, each one addressing a specific transport mode and focusing on the excellence of each specific urban area.

The coordination of a large software house assures system integration.

Type of partner(s) sought: 

 Software house or system integrator

Looking for a Coordinator for your proposal: 
No

Location

Italy
PROPOSER INFORMATION
Organisation: University of Pavia
Department: Industrial and Information Engineering
Type of Organisation:
University
Country:
Italy

PS ID: PS-IT-80452
Status: Closed
Date of last Modification: 28/11/2012
Date of Publication: 22/11/2012
Call Identifier: Smart Cities and Communities 2013 (FP7-SMARTCITIES-2013)
Objective: ICT-2013.6.6-Integrated personal mobility for smart cities
Funding Schemes: STREP
Evaluation Scheme: One step proposal
Closure Date: 04/12/2012
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