Industrial Technology Research Institute

Institute for Information Industry

National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University

Hsing-Yu Chen

Chih-Min Shih

Po-Lung Tien

Maria C Yuang

Wen-Kai Liu

I-Chou Hung

Jye-Hong Chen

Shih-Sian Jhuang

Chien-Hung Yeh

Dar-Zu Hsu

Jyehong Chen

Yen-Liang Liu

I-Chou Hong

Chia-Chien Wei

The present invention is a method and a system for inspecting and scoring vehicle transportation. The system includes a cloud server for performing an intersection analysis, a speed analysis, and a smoothness analysis to generate key features. The cloud server further performs a supervised learning scoring process based on the key features to generate an audit score. Therefore, the present invention can provide a verified reference for the vehicle transport industry to manage drivers, for avoiding human subjective judgments, and auditing and evaluating drivers' driving behaviors in an objective and efficient manner.

Method and system for inspecting and scoring vehicle transportation

A vehicle data analysis device and a vehicle data analysis method thereof are provided. The vehicle data analysis device receives a sensing data and a controller area network (CAN) message, and performs a similarity comparison on the sensing data and a plurality of bytes of a data field of the CAN message to determine whether the CAN message is a target CAN message corresponding to the sensing data.

Vehicle data analysis device and vehicle data analysis method

A security monitoring apparatus and method for a vehicle network are provided. The apparatus transmits an indicator and an encryption key to a plurality of electronic control units via the controller area network interface. The apparatus receives a response code from each electronic control unit via the controller area network interface, wherein each of the response codes is generated by a serial number of each electronic control unit and the encryption key via a hash algorithm. The apparatus compares the response code returned by each electronic control unit according to a list, the encryption key and the hash algorithm to determine whether each electronic control unit correctly returns the response code. The apparatus determines to generate an alert signal when one of the electronic control units does not correctly return the response code.

Security monitoring apparatus and method for vehicle network

A vehicle status detecting apparatus and a vehicle status detecting method thereof are provided. The vehicle status detecting apparatus stores a piece of decode-related information and a plurality of reference data, and decodes a network packet retrieved on a controller area network (CAN) to obtain a packet data according to the decode-related information. The vehicle status detecting apparatus detects pieces of electronic control unit (ECU) information which correspond to a plurality of bytes of the packet data, and transmits a warning message to the ECU when a detecting result exceeds a standard value of the plurality of reference data.

Vehicle status detecting apparatus and vehicle status detecting method thereof

An optical data center network system including multiple tier-1 optical switches, multiple tier-2 optical switches and multiple tier-3 optical switches is provided. A pod is formed by the tier-1 optical switches connected to each other through ribbon fibers. A macro pod is formed by the tier-2 optical switches connected to each other through ribbon fibers, and each of the tier-2 optical switches is connected to all of the tier-1 optical switches in one pod. The tier-3 optical switches are connected to each other through ribbon fibers, and each of the tier-3 optical switches is connected to all of the tier-2 optical switches in one macro pod. Each optical switch in each tier is implemented by using the Wavelength Selective Switch (WSS) as a basic element, which has been commercialized numerously.

Optical data center network system and optical switch

A visible light communication apparatus and a method for visible light communication are provided. The method includes calculating a quantity of terminals in coverage of each of a plurality of visible light sources. The visible light sources include a first visible light source and a second visible light source. Determining a quantity of the sub-bands according to the quantity of terminals. The sub-bands include a first sub-band and a second sub-band. Distributing the first sub-band for the first visible light source and the second sub-band for the second visible light source according to the quantity of terminals in coverage of each of the visible light sources, in which the first sub-band and the second sub-band are different from each other. Allocating a bandwidth for each of the terminals according to the distributed sub-bands or a user requirement. Modulating a transmission data on one of the first sub-band and the second sub-band.

Visible light communication apparatus and method of visible light communication

Disclosed herein is an optical router based on dynamic wavelength assignment, for receiving data signals and an aggregate control signal from servers, and comprising a modulation module and a wavelength selection module, which comprises a multi-wavelength light source for generating an input carrier having wavelengths, and a carrier processing unit for separating the input carrier into carriers and for guiding the carriers to the modulating units based on the aggregate control signal. The modulation module comprises an optical coupler and modulating units in one-to-one correspondence with the servers. Each modulating unit is adapted for receiving the data signal from the corresponding server and for modulating the received carrier into an optical signal based on the data signal. The optical coupler is adapted for aggregating the optical signals into an aggregate optical signal.

Optical router and terminal devices therewith based on dynamic wavelength assignment

A method for receiving optical signals and a device using the same method are provided herein. The method includes the elements of receiving an input signal which includes a signal component and an interference component, wherein the interference component is subcarrier to subcarrier intermixing interference (SSII). The input signal is first converted into a frequency domain signal. The interference component of the input signal is estimated based on a mathematical model according to at least a dynamic chirp component and a static chirp component. The interference component is then cancelled from the input signal to obtain an output signal.

Method and device for receiving optical signals

An optical wavelength division node includes an optical splitter, a plurality of optical circulators, and a colorless light source module. The optical splitter receives and splits a downstream signal light source into a first-path and a second-path signal light source. The optical circulator in a first-order position receives and transmits the first-path signal light source to an optical network unit in a first-order position, and receives a return signal and passes it to a next optical circulator, and finally the optical circulator in a last-order position receives the return signal and transmits it. The colorless light source module receives the second-path signal light source and the return signal transmitted by the optical circulator in a last-order position, and uses the second-path signal light source to modulate the return signal to generate an upstream signal light source to be transmitted to the optical line terminal by the optical splitter.

Optical wavelength division node

A signal transmission system for a peer-to-peer optical network. The system includes an optical line terminal, an optical distribution node, and a plurality of optical network units. The optical network unit and the optical distribution node are connected in a tree distribution having an ordered relation. The optical line terminal transmits optic signals via the optical distribution node to a first ordered optical network unit, to allow the first ordered optical network unit to process the optic signals and to generate combined optic signals, which are transmitted to a next ordered optical network unit via the optical distribution node. The above steps are iterated, until a last ordered optical network unit transmits combined optic signals to the optical line terminal via the optical distribution node.

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Hsing-Yu Chen