
This report introduces the alpha release of User Information Services (UIS v1), which involves creating a mobile app serving as the main User Interface (UI) to the SOTERIA platform. It aims to improve safety and user experience for Vulnerable Road Users (VRUs) in micro-mobility settings. Following SOTERIA's dedication to realising the European Union's Vision Zero for road safety, the app utilises insights from previous project submissions (D1.2 | Requirements and SOTERIA architecture, D2.1 | Safe mobility data space and simulation platform, D2.2 | Explainable accident and demand prediction analytics, and D3.1 | VRUs and micro-mobility safety services V1) to offer VRUs vital information and features.This document details the development approach followed for the SOTERIA mobile app, a core component of the VRU and micro-mobility safety services within Work Package 3 (WP3). It details the user-centric design of the app, informed by prior research into the user requirements, to empower VRUs with the knowledge and tools they need for safe and responsible travel.UIS v1 lays the groundwork for integrating user-centered information services developed in the SOTERIA project that aim to enhance the safety of urban mobility. This enhancement in safety is achieved through the promotion of well-informed decision-making among various target groups of VRUs, including pedestrians, cyclists, bikers and people with disabilities among others, without excluding smaller groups like mopped users or other modes of transportation. The document offers insights into the methodology followed for extracting users’ requirements, the app's functionalities, and its contribution to achieving SOTERIA's overarching goals.
VRU, Road safety, road safety, Vulnerable road users
VRU, Road safety, road safety, Vulnerable road users
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