
Smart Mobility
How it works
The steps in one connected system, from registration to licence.
Register
Kiosk sign-up with fingerprint and iris ID
Theory test
PC exam in several languages, with video questions
Yard test
Fully automated scoring by in-vehicle sensors and 360° cameras, monitored in real time
Road test
Recorded and evaluated automatically
Licence
Licence issued
Videos
Smart AI Driving Test Systems The automated road test
Smart Mobility in action
See the system at work
Automated test yard
Mapped test course
In-car tablet scoring
Live control room
Test lanes from above
Smart Mobility
System features
The technology in the road-test system.
The road test, step by step
- Registration, with a face photo
- The candidate goes to the test vehicle
- Face verification in the vehicle
- Road test
- Real-time monitoring from the control room
Tablet application
An in-vehicle tablet for automatic or manual scoring. Voice prompts and on-screen arrows guide the candidate along a randomised test route, and the whole test is stored digitally.
Face verification
Confirms the candidate’s identity by comparing the face photo taken at registration with the image from the in-vehicle camera.
Pre-test check
Before the test, sensors check the side mirrors, rear-view mirror, seat position, seat belt, handbrake and doors.
Rear radar
A rear radar measures the distance, direction and speed of vehicles behind, including vehicles approaching during a lane change. It works in rain, fog and snow.
Lane-departure warning
The front camera detects when the vehicle leaves its lane and measures the distance to the vehicle ahead, for automatic scoring.
Centimetre-level positioning
RTK (Real-Time Kinematic) GNSS satellite positioning locates the vehicle to within centimetres.
Vision AI
AI cameras detect objects in real time and monitor the driver’s checks for pedestrians, hand position, the traffic-light colour and the distance to the car in front.
Traffic-light link
A traffic-light detector, a Wi-Fi module and the vehicle antenna link the traffic lights to the test vehicle. Traffic lights and road signs are detected for scoring.
Live control room
A dashboard in the control room shows each test vehicle’s location and brief test information in real time, with test statistics.
Technology partner: Neo Information Systems
What the system covers
Registration and licensing management
From registration through licence issuance, with fingerprint and iris recognition and kiosk-based processing.
Theory test
PC-based tests from a question bank, with support for several languages and video questions.
Yard (skills) test
Fully automated scoring using sensors in the vehicle and 360° cameras, with real-time monitoring.
Road test
Digital recording and automatic evaluation of on-road driving.
Test-centre design, consulting and simulators
Test-centre design, regulatory consulting, driving simulators and medical examination systems.
