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Toward a Florida Automated, Connected, Electric, and Shared (ACES)Transportation System Roadmap: Phase I
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2021-07-01
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Edition:Final Report, 5/6/19–7/31/21
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Abstract:Automated, Connected, Electric, and Shared (ACES) technologies are rapidly evolving and will continue to impact development of vehicles, infrastructure, communities, commerce, and the economy. With rapidly evolving technology, it is difficult yet critical to maintain coordination and increase collaboration among research, development, testing, deployment, demonstration, evaluation, and educational initiatives in the ACES arena. Therefore, the concept of a Florida ACES Transportation System Roadmap was suggested. To successfully envision and build an ACES transportation roadmap for Florida, several objectives were earmarked. Primary objectives are to create an inventory of past, present, and future ACES projects and initiatives in Florida, to develop an active ACES stakeholder database for the state and to create a graphical interface that will serve as a hub for collaboration and coordination among the various existing and potential ACES stakeholders. Through this Phase I project, CUTR has successfully accomplished these important objectives. Targeted outreach was also conducted toward potential ACES stakeholders and how they could leverage the progress made during Phase I of the project to foster new collaborations, secure new lines of funding for ACES-related research and development, and engage in knowledge and technology transfer activities centered around regional economic development. Results from Phase I of the ACES Roadmap Initiative show the power of the tools and products developed and ACES outreach activities conducted to foster new collaborations and facilitate the rapid development, deployment, implementation, and evaluation of appropriate and optimized ACES technologies according to desired performance measures.
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