GAIA-X, the 300 EU member association for trusted data, has a new Bosch-led project, GAIA-X 4 moveID. It aims to use decentralized vehicle identities for data exchange, including for locating charging spots, billing, and autonomous driving. The 19-member consortium includes Airbus, Continental and seven blockchain or web3 startups, Chainstep, peaq, Datarella, 51nodes, Ocean Protocol / BigChainDB, Fetch.ai, and deltaDAO.
Half of the project’s €28 million ($28m) funding comes from the German government. It aims to develop standards and technology concepts so that data can be securely exchanged for mobility applications.
“An integrated and transparent system architecture for the exchange of data on the road that incorporates different products and players simply isn’t available today,” said Peter Busch, project manager at the consortium leader Bosch. “Open standards are needed so that users, for example, can find all available charging stations or pay for charging processes.”
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