What is ISO 23239‑1 about ?
ISO 23239‑1 is part one of the multi-series standard on general information and use case definitions for vehicle domain service (VDS).
ISO 23239‑1 provides a basic definition of vehicle domain service and supplementary information on detailed concepts, as well as definitions of the typical and supplementary use cases being used to define the specification of applications.
Who is ISO 23239‑1 for ?
ISO 23239‑1 on general information and use case definitions for vehicle domain service (VDS) is applicable to:
- Vehicle manufacturers
- Automotive engineers
- Vehicle designers
- Vehicle regulatory authorities
Why should you use ISO 23239‑1 ?
This ability to share information between vehicles defined in ISO 23239‑1 is provided only on a direct communication network between the vehicle and neighbouring traffic participants. It will be accomplished with onboard functionality without investing in a significant communication infrastructure on the road. ISO 23239‑1 will enable vehicles to make more accurate and appropriate driving choices, which will provide a number of benefits such as reducing traffic accidents and congestion with improving traffic efficiency.
An important aspect of ISO 23239‑1 development is focusing on implementation points throughout the vehicle. Typical use cases are collected from which distinctive aspects of the implementation specifications are derived. And beyond simple information exchange, the resulting information is reviewed, evaluated, and then used to generate reliable information that can be applied to critical vehicle controls.
ISO 23239‑1 is developed within a unique standard number so that it will eliminate inconsistencies and redundancies within the documentation. As a result of these tasks, compatibility and interoperability will be confirmed, being added the economy and efficiency of implementation with global consistency.
ISO 23239‑1 provides a concrete path from existing simple and partial communication interface to trusted vehicle implementation, it is expected to support a smooth launch of brand-new vehicle applications and accelerate the introduction of next-generation communication technologies into the future vehicle market.
