The Ministry of Transport of Russia plans to expand the functionality of the state automated system for emergency response in accidents "ERA-GLONASS". They want to connect individual mobility devices (SIM, for example, scooters), small aircraft and UAVs to it. This was reported by the press service of the department.
According to the draft federal law, "ERA-GLONASS" is planned to be used to monitor the movement of small vessels, drones and scooters. The system will also be used for emergency notification of an emergency situation involving small vessels equipped with satellite navigation equipment with an emergency call function.
In addition, "ERA-GLONASS" will provide the collection of telemetric information to analyze the driver's condition. It is expected that the system will help regulate the speed of movement of SIM.
Currently, "ERA-GLONASS" is used as a means to respond to traffic accidents. In the future, with its help, the authorities will be able to analyze navigation information in various sectors of the economy. The law may enter into force in March 2025.
Earlier www1.ru reported that GLONASS will be able to control the speed of electric scooters throughout Russia.
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