India’s Golden Triangle, the Jaipur-Delhi-Agra Highway, will soon become an E-Highway, complete with Geo-fencing: The Ultimate Grid. This will help electric vehicles run on a theft proof relay model, with 24 hours surveillance.
Geo-fencing uses global positioning system (GPS) and radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, creating a virtual geographic boundary and enabling software to trigger an action when a device enters or leaves a particular area.
Geo-fencing work of these highways is being commissioned by various tech companies including EoDB Services and UNL Global in association with National Highways for EV (NHEV).
Internet of Places by UNL Global
UNL Global is a next-gen, smart micro-location and mapping platform which is building an Internet of Places – A digital, 1:1, geo-data server, to upload places on a digital platform, enabling users to interact with stations, vehicles, Road Side Assistance (RSA) services in real time.
UNL enables businesses to create virtual private maps and gives every location a unique verifiable digital address –a UNL geoID.
UNL Global has collaborated with NHEV to participate in this pilot. This will bring forward a new generation of hyper local services, from e-commerce and last-mile delivery, to smart mobility and autonomous solutions.
“NHEV is the first of its kind project and is bound to revolutionize the manner in which we design e-highway and build EV infrastructure to contribute to the Central Government leadership vision to reform, perform and transform. UNL is excited and honoured to be an onboarded supplier and Technology Provider for the TECH-Trail Run 2″, said Xander Van DerHeijden, CEO & Founder, UNL Global.
