Low-Latency Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) Telemetry

Vehicle2Infra synchronizes software-defined vehicle fleets with civil roadway infrastructure. Operating over dedicated 5.9 GHz roadside units, the system executes sub-millisecond optical and DSRC tolling reconciliation at speeds exceeding 200 km/h, enforces real-time variable speed limit envelopes to dissipate shockwave jams, and projects hazardous road work zones onto vehicle trajectory planners.

V2I Highway Interface Zonal Architecture

Central Controller: V2I Highway Interface — Roadside Unit (RSU) Backplane

Zonal Control Units & TSN Ring

  • Multi-Lane Free-Flow Tolling Transponder
  • Dynamic Variable Speed Limit (VSL) Ingress
  • Work-Zone Safety & Merge Advisory Engine
  • Pavement Ice / Water Telemetry Sensor
  • High-Security DSRC / C-V2X RF Frontend

Eliminating Highway Congestion Chokepoints Through Continuous Digital Interfacing

Modern intelligent highway networks treat roadside infrastructure not as passive signposts, but as active real-time computational nodes. Vehicle2Infra integrates gantry-mounted LiDARs, high-speed cameras, and Dedicated Short-Range Communication (DSRC) transceivers to track lane occupancy, dynamically throttle approach speeds to avoid corridor shockwaves, and transmit sub-meter geographic bounding boxes of active work zones.

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