CycleFlow is a project of Andrew Dam, Mitchell Kovacs, Noah Kruiper, and Tyson Moore for the CEG 4912/4913 Capstone design project courses at the University of Ottawa.
CycleFlow encourages the efficient use of active transportation in cities by transmitting traffic signal timing information to cyclists. This allows them to conserve momentum and reduces effort to safely glide through urban corridors.
This repository consists of two components: a sample base station implementation
using Nordic Semiconductor's nRF52-DK development kit, and a sample client
implementation using Android. A description of the protocol can be found in
the integration guide (in the doc/ directory).
More information on each project can be found in the README.md in the
respective directories.
The CycleFlow Android client (in cycleflow-android/) is a proof-of-concept
Android application implementing the CycleFlow protocol. It can use real or
simulated location data to decode and display information from CycleFlow base
stations.
The CycleCaster is a CycleFlow base station using the nRF52 series Bluetooth SoC. It can run internal timing demonstrations with static data, and is designed to be integrated with traffic signal control systems.