A consortium of companies, including Continental, Qualcomm and Nissan, have successfully carried out the first Cellular V2X (C-V2X) trial in Japan. C-V2X aims to create a vehicle-to-network communication link, enabling the transfer of information over longer distances. Using multiple test tracks, five different scenarios and the 5.8 GHz radio frequency, the trial, which focused on various aspects of V2X communication, resulted in a mean latency of 20 milliseconds for direct communication, while exchanges over an unobstructed 1.2 km was near error-free.
A consortium of companies, including Nissan, Qualcomm and Continental, have successfully carried out the first Cellular V2X (C-V2X) trial in Japan. C-V2X aims to create a vehicle-to-network communication link, enabling the transfer of information over longer distances. Using multiple test tracks, five different scenarios and the 5.8 GHz radio frequency, the trial, which focused on various aspects of V2X communication, resulted in a mean latency of 20 milliseconds for direct communication, while exchanges over an unobstructed 1.2 km was near error-free.