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INTEROPERABILITY ACHIEVED
§3 Stages of Testing Completed
□Including bench and field testing
§8 Vehicle manufacturers (CAMP)
§Multiple vendors included
□Savari
□Cohda
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§Multiple vehicle platforms
□Light, heavy, and transit vehicles
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□Denso
□Arada
Interoperability has been achieved across all devices and vehicles participating in the Safety Pilot Model Deployment!
Another major accomplishment in the SPMD is the interoperability testing. There were three separate stages of interoperability testing in the Safety Pilot, conducted in June, August, and December. Each stage focused on different functional capabilities of the devices (i.e. BSM transmission, traveler information messages/SPaT, and security functions). Each phase of the testing included bench testing in a laboratory environment as well as field testing where the devices were temporarily installed in vehicles and driven around the MD environment.

The objectives of this testing was to verify that these devices produced by different manufacturers could work cooperatively together. Furthermore, this testing was also able to provide additional information that can be feed back into the USDOT requirements and industry standards for next generations of these devices.