- Rogers (RCI.A) has partnered with Sheridan College on 5G autonomous vehicle research
- The two-year project will study the potential of 5G navigation, diagnostics and infotainment systems
- It will also explore connectivity with intelligent transport systems using cellular vehicle-to-everything technology
- Rogers Communications is a leader in Canadian wireless, residential, sports and media services
- Rogers (RCI.A) is up by 0.22 per cent trading at $69 per share
Rogers (RCI.A) has partnered with Sheridan College on 5G autonomous vehicle research.
The two-year project through Sheridan’s Centre for Mobile Innovation will study the potential of integrating navigation, diagnostics and infotainment systems into autonomous vehicles over 5G wireless networks.
It will also explore connectivity with intelligent transport systems using cellular vehicle-to-everything technology, which allows vehicles to communicate with each other and the devices around them.
Specific applications include:
- Autonomous public transportation systems
- Driverless taxis
- Autonomous delivery systems
- Assisted driving for seniors and people with disabilities
“5G innovation is opening up a whole new world of opportunities for Canadians and businesses and our partnership with Sheridan continues to build on our strong partner ecosystem,” said Jorge Fernandes, Rogers’ CTO.
“Together, we have an opportunity to lead autonomous vehicle research and innovation in Canada that will make meaningful economic impacts, while also providing our students relevant problem-solving skills and expertise as they proceed on their career path,” added Andrea England, Vice Provost, Research at Sheridan.
Rogers Communications is a leader in Canadian wireless, residential, sports and media services.
Rogers (RCI.A) is up by 0.22 per cent trading at $69 per share as of 1:30 pm EST.
