GeoJunxion exhibits at Autonomy Mobility World Expo in Paris

GeoJunxion exhibits at the Autonomy Expo in Paris. The Autonomy Mobility World Expo in Paris takes place in Paris on 22 and 23 March. It is the world’s largest annual gathering of international policymakers, institutions, NGOs, corporations, companies, and start-ups. The AUTONOMY MOBILITY WORLD EXPO is focused on sustainable urban mobility solutions welcoming 200+ exhibitors, 300+ speakers, and 8,000+ participants every year in March. GeoJunxion exhibits at the Autonomy Mobility World Expo in Paris. You can find the Dutch company GeoJunxion on the the Dutch Lounge in Porte de Versailles (Pavillon 6) in booth D3 at the Autonomy Mobility World Expo in Paris.

GeoJunxion exhibits at the Autonomy

You can find the Dutch company GeoJunxion on the NETHERLANDS LOUNGE in booth D3 at the Autonomy Mobility World Expo in Paris.

Product Portfolio GeoJunxion

GeoJunxion will showcase its product portfolio centered around safety on the road and contributing to a more sustainable world and serve solutions for smart mobility cities, shared mobility, urban logistics, autonomous vehicles. For example:

Low Emission and Congestion Zones

Low Emission Zones

Low Emission and Congestion Zones database

Low Emission and Congestion Zones are areas with driving restrictions to combat traffic congestion and improve air quality. GeoJunxion aggregated this environmental data aggregated in a geographical database. Examples of such driving restrictions to combat traffic congestion and improve air quality are: Low Emission Zones, Congestion Charging & Limited Access Areas. Such driving restrictions affects various types of transports with different engines, including light and heavy vehicles. Our database currently includes 2,800+ zones. Paris is located in Île-de-France. You can find both Permanent (France Zone à faibles émissions – ZFE) and Temporary Low Emission Zones (Zone de protection de l’air – ZPA) in the Paris Region. Read more about low-emission zones in Paris.

 

Safety Geofences

School Safety Zones

Smart geofences database

Smart and dynamic geofences are part of the Safety Alert Zones suite of products and are designed to help make roads and people safer. Typically, those areas have a higher probability of accidents in certain specific conditions.  For example, at location such as schools, hospitals, playgrounds, tunnels, bridges, accident-prone areas and many more.

The smart and dynamic geofences are often time and weather dependent, around areas with higher probability of accidents in certain specific conditions.

 

Last Mile Maps for Events

Outdoor Venue Plan

Customized Maps for Events

Last Mile Map for Events provide both the visitor and the organization with a user-friendly, effective geo-awareness service, and planning and navigation system. The Maps can be tailored to any event, including temporary (pedestrian) roads used only for the event.  With this tool both the visitor and the organization has access to a user-friendly, effective geo-awareness service, and planning and navigation system. 

Users easily locate themselves on the map and plan their route from their position to any facility in the event area. On the other side, venue owners can make use of the same map as a tool to effectively plan the event and track/optimize the crowd within the location. The GeoJunxion Map Tile Server will be used as a background Map.  This TileServer works with any website, solution or application and can be adjusted to the customer look and feel.

 

Location Intelligence Data Services

Location Intelligence Services

Data Services

By leveraging our experience in Map Making, GeoJunxion helps others in custom data search, data collection, data aggregation, data harmonization and data normalization.  Such data services could not only be used to enhance digital maps, but also to enrich smart city and urban logistic solutions. The service includes extensive quality and consistency checks. A typical assignment could, for example, involve normalising countless different sources of address data to create one homogenous database.  An other example would be to source specific locations such as low traffic neighbourhoods on one continent to create dynamic geofences for urban mobility.

 

How to get to Porte de Versailles

Check the GeoJunxion Tileserver for the location of the Autonomy, the locations of the transportation methods and the location of the Grand Paris Low-Emission Zone.  Keep an eye on site of the RATP to see if traffic is disrupted on your route if you travel with public transport.

Meet GeoJunxion at Autonomy 

Plan a meeting in advance to discuss how we can build mobility products together using smart data and geofences. You can either send an email to sales@geojunxion.com or plan a meeting via the event page.

GeoJunxion exhibits at various Events in 2023. Visit our Events Page for more information.