Commsignia – BME HIT V2X Communication Research Group

The field of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) is receiving more and more attention nowadays thanks to its promising capabilities to enhance traffic performance, sustainability, improve traffic safety, productivity and efficiency of any transportation systems in general. Benefits of ITS can be further enhanced if ITS entities continuously communicate with each other and intensively exchange relevant information using Cooperative ITS (C-ITS) techniques that give scope for V2X communication technologies like Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V), Vehicle-to-Roadside (V2R) and Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) schemes. This novel branch of automotive research brings answers to the rising number of traffic accidents, promises life saving features and efficient traffic networks, and eventually leads to cooperative awareness between all elements in the transportation domain where reduced environmental impact, economic benefits, and fully autonomous transportation can also achieved. By forming the industry-academic cooperation between Commsignia and BME and creating the Commsignia – BME HIT V2X Communication Research Group with the help of Smart11 Újbuda, Magyar Telekom and Expert Kft. we are able to bring the inspiring new technology of V2X closer to future generations of engineers.

Since the founding of Commsignia, our faith in the power of innovation drove us forward to a leading position in the connected vehicles industry. We now hope to aid the automotive community by bringing awareness to this exciting field of research,” said András Takács, head of R&D at Commsignia. „We believe the younger generations of talented individuals will be the driving force of our future, which is why we place a particular emphasis on supporting education and research.

Automotive communications is a rapidly expanding field of study. One that is quickly becoming a key part of our everyday lives. This dedicated partnership and research group lays the groundwork for a world class communications research and education program involving the automotive industry” said László Bokor Ph.D., a professor at the University and head of the Commsignia-BME HIT Automotive Communications Research Group.

Research topics/competences
  • Cross-layer optimization of V2X techniques for enhanced operation and/or specific purposes
  • Protocol development to support hybrid/heterogeneous V2X radio use-cases and advanced mobility scenarios (IEEE 802.11p, 4G LTE, 5G, Wi-Fi, etc…)
  • Application of SDN/NFV and 5G networking paradigms for efficent V2X systems
  • Sensor fusion and integration
  • Artifical intelligence and big data in V2X
  • Development and integration of different C-ITS safety and non-safety applications/services using current and/or emerging standards
  • V2X multimedia (e.g., in surveillance, remote driving/overtaking assistance, emergency vehicle assistance, and V2X VoIP/video conference scenarios)
  • Design and implementation of intelligent, V2X-based traffic management protocols, schemes, algorithms and solutions
  • Design of smart traffic light control architectures
  • Integration of legacy and V2X-aware ITS systems
  • V2X protocol development for the Physical Internet
  • V2X protocol development for multi-modal urban mobility and transportation
  • Hardware-in-the-loop V2X simulation and rapid prototyping using SUMO and OpenStreetMap
  • Real-life evaluation of V2X schemes
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Interviews & Media Appearances
Projects
  • 2020 – ETSI ITS-G5 based V2X Roadside Unit infrastructure planning for the M76 highway 8+600 – 37+085.46 km (Utiber Kft. – Roden Kft. – BME HIT)
  • 2019-2021 – Intelligent traffic management system – 2018-1.3.1-VKE-2018-00021, Simulation and proof-of-concept implementation of V2X-based data aggregation (BME – Gamax Kft. – RacioNet Zrt)
  • 2019 – ETSI ITS-G5 based V2X Roadside Unit infrastructure planning for the M76 highway 0+000 – 8+600 km (NIF Zrt – BME HIT)
  • 2019 – ETSI ITS-G5 based V2X Roadside Unit infrastructure planning for the M9 highway 21+190-36+540 km (Utiber Kft. – BME HIT)
  • 2018-2021 – C-ROADS platform consultancy services, Consultancy Services for C-ROADS platform activites at Hungarian Public Road Nonprofit Company (Hungarian Public Road Nonprofit Company – BME HIT)
  • 2016-2018 – 5G Telco Cloud Simulator, Simulating the effects of multiple dynamic V2X communication and service provision environments in heterogeneous 5G telco cloud systems (Nokia Bell Labs – BME HIT)
  • 2016-2018 – Intergovernmental S&T (Science and Technology) Cooperation Project between Montenegro and Hungary (MN_TéT-15), University of Donja Gorica – Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Towards development of enhanced security and mobility solutions for medical information systems /TET-15-1-2016-0039/
  • 2017 – Smart Parking, C-ITS/V2X-based Intelligent Parking Management System  (T-Systems – BME HIT)
Publications
  • András Wippelhauser, László Bokor: Extensions and Usage of Veins/Plexe to Evaluate QoS Requirements of Cooperative Platooning, In: István, Fazekas; Gergely, Kovásznai; Tibor, Tómács (ed.) Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Applied Informatics (ICAI), Aachen, Germany, CEUR, pp. 429-441., 13 p. (2020)
  • Ákos Leiter, Laszlo Bokor: A Study on Use Cases and Business Aspects of Cloud Stock Exchange, In: ICOIN, (ed.) 2020 International Conference on Information Networking (ICOIN), IEEE,  pp. 732-737. , 6 p. (2020)
  • Máté Herbert, András Váradi, László Bokor: Modelling and Examination of Collective Perception Service for V2X Supported Autonomous Driving, In: István, Fazekas; Gergely, Kovásznai; Tibor, Tómács (ed.) Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Applied Informatics (ICAI), Aachen, Germany, CEUR, pp. 138-149. , 12 p. (2020)
  • Ákos Leiter, László Bokor, A Flow-Based and Operator-Centric Dynamic Mobility Management Scheme for Proxy Mobile IPv6, WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS & MOBILE COMPUTING 2019 pp. 1-21., 21 p. (2019)
  • Ákos Leiter, Laszlo Bokor: Stock market trading strategies and cost estimation for telecommunication resource management, In: Cianfrani, A.; Riggio, R.; Steiner, R.; Idzikowski, F. (ed.) 2019 10th International Conference on Networks of the Future (NoF) Piscataway (NJ), USA, IEEE, pp. 126-129., 4 p. (2019)
  • Ádám Nagy, Máté Verdes, László Bokor: The Changing Role of Road Operators in Hungary, In: ERTICO, ITS Europe (ed.) 13th ITS European Congress 2019, Eindhoven, Hollandia : ERTICO ITS Europe, pp. 1-10., 10 p. (2019)
  • Wippelhauser András, Váradi András, Bokor László: V2X kommunikáció autonóm járműrendszerekben: Az átviteli paraméterek hatása kooperatív járműkonvojok működésére, Autonóm járművek – A jövő közlekedése : Felsőoktatási Társadalmi és Gazdasági Együttműködések Konferencia, Győr, Magyarország, Széchenyi István Egyetem, (2019)
  • Norbert Varga, László Bokor, Ivana Ognjanovic, Ramo, Sendelj, On the mobility management performance of NEMO-based nested wireless body area networks, 6 p. In: 23rd International Scientific-Professional Conference on Information Technology (IT), New York, Amerikai Egyesült Államok, IEEE, (2018)
  • Péter Hegyi, Norbert Varga, László Bokor, An Advanced Telco Cloud Simulator and its usage on modelling multi-cloud and 5G multi-access environments, 3 p. In: 21st Conference on Innovation in Clouds, Internet and Networks (ICIN 2018) New York, USA, (2018)
  • Yessenia Berenice Llive, Norbert Varga, László Bokor, A State-of-the-Art Assessment of US and EU C-ITS Security Solutions pp. 309-337. , 29 p. In: Yassine, Maleh; Abdellah, Ezzati; Mustapha, Belaissaoui (ed.) Security and Privacy in Smart Sensor Networks Hershey (PA), USA, IGI Global, (2018) p. 411
  • Zsolt Szendrei, Norbert Varga, László Bokor, A SUMO-Based Hardware-in-the-Loop V2X Simulation Framework for Testing and Rapid Prototyping of Cooperative Vehicular Applications In: Károly, Jármai; Betti, Bolló (ed.) Vehicle and Automotive Engineering 2: Proceedings of the 2nd VAE2018, Miskolc, Hungary, Heidelberg, Germany, Springer International Publishing, (2018) pp. 426-440. , 15 p.
  • Norbert Varga, László Bokor, András Takács, József Kovács, László Virág, An Architecture Proposal for V2X Communication-Centric Traffic Light Controller Systems, In Proceedings of 2017 15th IEEE International Conference on ITS Telecommunications (ITST). 2017.05.29 Warsaw, Poland, pp. 1-7. (2017)
  • Tamás Péteri, Norbert Varga, László Bokor, Study on Medical QoE Evaluation of Wireless Multimedia Transmission in Mobile Healthcare, In Proceedings of 2017 International Young Researcher Summit on Quality of Experience in Emerging Multimedia Services (QEEMS’17). Erfurt, Germany, pp. 1-5. (2017)
  • András Takács, Norbert Varga, László Bokor, Berenice Llive, László Virág, József Kovács: A practical introduction to V2X technologies – Commsignia Industrial Training Material (2016)
  • Norbert Varga, László Bokor, Esa Piri: A network-assisted flow mobility architecture for optimized mobile medical multimedia transmission, ANNALES DES TELECOMMUNICATIONS-ANNALS OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS 71:(9) pp. 489-502. (2016)
  • Norbert Varga, László Bokor: Analysis of mobility management solutions for mobile medical multimedia transmission in HetNet environments, LECTURE NOTES OF THE INSTITUTE FOR COMPUTER SCIENCES SOCIAL-INFORMATICS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING 1: pp. 451-458. (2016)
  • Norbert Varga, László Bokor: Performance evaluation of mobile medical multimedia transmission over ITS GeoNetworking protocol, In: IEEE HEALTHCOM 2016 IEEE 18th International Conference on e-Health Networking, Applications and Services (Healthcom), Munich, Germany, 2016.09.14-2016.09.17. (2016)
  • Norbert Varga, László Bokor, András Takács, József Kovács, László Virág: V2X-based Traffic Light Controller Systems,
    COST – European Cooperation in Science and Technology: Intelligent Transport Systems: a Tool or a Toy?, University of Žilina, Slovakia (2016)
  • Norbert Varga, László Bokor, Hans-Joachim Fischer: LDM-based dynamic network discovery and selection for IPv6 mobility management optimization in C-ITS environments In Proc. of 4th International Conference on Models and Technologies for Intelligent Transportation Systems (MT-ITS). Budapest, Hungarz, 2015.06.03-2015.06.05. pp. 483-490. (2015)
BSc and MSc thesis works:
  • András Wippelhauser, Simulation analysis of V2X communication parameters impacting on C-ITS quality of service provisioning, (supervisors: András Váradi, Commsignia Kft.; László Bokor, BME HIT), MSc, 2020
  • Dániel Máthé, Analysis of C-V2X use-cases in a 5G Telco Cloud simulator, (supervisors: Norbert Varga, BME HIT; László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2020
  • Dániel Lőrincz, Radio transmission Quality of Service measurements in ETSI ITS-G5 roadside infrastructure, (supervisor: László Bokor, BME HIT), MSc, 2020
  • Máté Herbert, Design and simulation analysis of Cooperative Perception use-cases, (supervisors: András Váradi, Commsignia Kft.; László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2019
  • Vince Tóth, Modelling of C-ITS services in a HiL simulation environment, (supervisor: László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2019
  • Dániel Huszti, Practical relations of fleet management and V2X communication, (supervisors: József Tótik, iData Kft.; László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2019
  • Péter Sturm, IoT-based device and network management techniques for ITS-G5 RSU deployment, (supervisor: László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2019
  • Dániel Rénes, V2X communication based automatic MAP/MAPEM message structure generation, (supervisor: László Bokor, BME HIT), MSc, 2019
  • Lambert Lovay, Simulation analysis of different V2X reference scenarios, (supervisor: László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2019
  • Roland Granát, Hardware Security Module for V2X Applications, (supervisors: András Takács, Commsignia Kft.; László Bokor, BME HIT), MSc, 2018
  • András Wippelhauser, Simulation of V2X communication effects on cooperative platooning algorithms, (supervisors: András Váradi, Commsignia Kft.; László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2018
  • András Szerencsés, Validation software development for driver assistance systems, (supervisors: Vilmos Rubics, Robert Bosch Kft.; László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2018
  • Zsolt Szendrei, Development of a V2X hardware-in-the-loop simulation environment for C-ITS application testing, (supervisor: László Bokor, BME HIT), MSc, 2018
  • Dániel Lőrincz, Evaluation of V2X-centric Green Light Optimised Speed Advisory solutions, (supervisor: László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2017
  • Patrik Kiss, Development of an Android-based real-time V2X traffic analyzer for Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems, (supervisor: László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2017
  • Dániel Kovács, Analysis of V2X-based traffic management solutions, (supervisor: László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2017
  • Dániel Rénes, Data collection and visualization of sensor data communicated in C-ITS architectures, (supervisor: László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2017
  • Norbert Lukács, Development of a cooperative road weather application for V2X environment, (supervisor: László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2016
  • Szabolcs Tenczer, Application possibilities of SDN paradigms in 4G LTE/EPC architectures, (supervisor: László Bokor, BME HIT), MSc, 2016
  • János Lantos, Qualitative and simulational analysis of C-ITS protocols (supervisor: László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2017
  • Márton Papp, Radio communications system testing of cooperative car-to-x network devices (supervisors: András Takács, Commsignia Kft.; László Bokor, BME HIT), MSc, 2016
  • Gábor Wilk, Design and implementation of a Linux-based system  for car-to-X communication (supervisors: András Takács,  Commsignia Kft.; László Bokor, BME HIT), MSc, 2016
  • Zsolt Szendrei, V2X application development for cooperative intelligent transport systems, (supervisor: László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2016
  • Péter László, Simulation analysis of PMIPv6 in INET/OMNeT++, (supervisor: László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2016
  • András Tamás Kovács, Implementation of virtual resource management framework for V2X simulations, (supervisors: András Takács, Commsignia Kft.; László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2015
  • Csaba Tamás Elekes, Management of virtual GPS traces for V2X simulation environment, (supervisors: András Takács, Commsignia Kft.; László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2015
  • Ákos Leiter, Proxy Mobile IPv6 protocol in LTE/EPC  architectures, (supervisor: László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2015
  • István Várfi, Analytical evaluation of distributed mobility management schemes, (supervisor: László Bokor, BME HIT), BSc, 2015