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More than 3,000 global users use Compass Connected Vehicle data to understand traffic across their road networks.
Car sensors send data to the cloud from multiple OEMs
Raw data is processed and standardised.
View network-wide vehicle data from a browser.
G-force
Braking
Accelerating
Steering
Roll, pitch, yaw
Queue Length
Heading
Speed
Make and model
Compass gets over a billion connected vehicle data points every day from 64 different car manufacturers.
Our data is incredibly granular. Each line can show location, timestamp, ID, speed, acceleration, make, model, as well as road attributes (such as speed limit, pavement type and other variants). Each OEM provides data at between four times a second to once every minute depending on connectivity.
The platform also has separate vehicle class including cars, LCVs, and HCVs.
Yes, Compass has connected vehicle data across virtually every road in Australia. This includes urban centres such as Sydney, all the way out to Alice Springs. We also have international connected vehicle data insights for regions outside of Australia.
The data comes from cloud-connected vehicles that have an internet connection. Information is collected via different sensors in the vehicle, sent to the cloud, and then processed by Compass. That data is then transported to the Road Intelligence platform where users can look at the network’s performance.
To learn more about cloud-connected vehicles, check out our Ultimate Guide to Connected Vehicles.
Using CompassIOT data I can look up any site to understand existing speeds around crossings. It allows us to understand how things like platforms and speed cushions impact vehicle speeds, and how we can achieve Safe System Speeds where people walking and riding have to interact with cars!
Prue Oswin
Sidelines Traffic
Director/Senior Active Transport Engineer
Compass gives us an observable for the very first time, around what drivers are doing as they move around the roads in their everyday activities. It's anonymous, but it gives us the ability to understand what's happening everywhere on our roads, all the time.
Sarah Dods
GHD
Advanced Analytics and AI Leader, GHD Digital
"Provides a snapshot of Sydney transportation data with diverging paths during six months of pandemic".
Edmund Cheung
Ason Group
Principal Lead