The first solution is a project called Trackerbia, which is the brainchild of telecommunications engineering student Fernando de Peroy Rodríguez and graphic designer Brais Bernardez Rivas.

The second solution to be selected was Safe Cycling, created by Wietse Hof and Lara Leijtens the small device is attached to a bicycle and then immediately begins to transmit accelerometer and GPS data to highlight hazardous areas on the road network. On account of SODAQ N3’s low power consumption, the device will be able to function on solar power alone. Moreover, the built in features of the N3, such as the accelerometer and GPS will measure sudden velocity changes indicating swerves or stops and pinpoint the location in which they occurred. This will allow the ‘Safe Cycling’ project to carefully track the cycling behaviours of cyclists. Data collected by the ‘Safe Cycling’ project seeks to improve transport infrastructure in major cities, and give the local governments the insights they need to detect and improve high risk areas for cyclists.