HORUS COMMUNI-CAR TECHNOLOGIES
The vehicle provides signals. The person provides their situation. NOMAD-Edge aims to connect these perspectives with external context to make information clearer.
A digital twin is a computer representation that helps follow and understand a real system as it changes, using available information. HORUS brings two together.
THE VEHICLE
Its operation, available readings and how they change. The vehicle twin aims to identify what deserves attention.
A temperature is interpreted alongside its evolution and the situation. Missing data stays missing; compatibility depends on the vehicle.
Illustrative visualDeclared situationDialogue · interactionTHE DRIVER / ROAD USER
Your feedback and authorised information provide another perspective. For more appropriate interpretation and dialogue.
This representation implies neither systematic biometric collection nor medical diagnosis. The person controls the information shared.
Weather, roads, traffic and terrain. Context separate from the two twins, when information is available.
Technology connected by one purpose
The statuses below distinguish work in development, target platforms and exploratory areas. They are neither certification nor a promise of availability.
Acquisition, normalisation, contextualisation, analysis and presentation functions are being progressively integrated and checked within the MVP. Their validation level depends on the module and tests completed.
CoreBox is the target hardware platform. Current work uses prototyping hardware; CoreBox is not presented as an available product.
C‑V2X and LoRa are among the channels being considered for different scenarios. Selection will depend on range, latency, coverage, infrastructure, security, interoperability and the regulatory framework. No deployment or universal compatibility is claimed.
Origin, integrity, permissions, traceability and human oversight guide the design. Their implementation and validation progress with the system’s building blocks.
This wearable, modular, non-medical pillar remains exploratory. No commercial availability is announced.
Telemetry · inspiration from motorsport
In motorsport, a reading gains value when its evolution is understood. HORUS draws on this attention to signals in its approach to everyday vehicles, using the information actually available.
A methodological inspiration, with no Formula 1 affiliation or performance equivalence.
Illustrative data: this display does not come from a connected vehicle or a real diagnosis.