Characteristics of VANET

• High node mobility
• Security and privacy in communication
• Infrastructure and infrastructure-less support
• Real-time sensitive data exchange
• Scalability with unbounded network size

OMNeT++ is an Eclipse-based IDE used for simulating wireless and mobile networks. VANET projects in OMNeT++ are often integrated with SUMO to design vehicular communication and traffic simulations. We provide complete project support for students and researchers in OMNeT++ VANET implementations.

Characteristics of SUMO

• Dynamic user assignment
• Supports vehicle-to-vehicle communication
• Portable and platform-independent
• Interoperable with different simulators
• Collision-free vehicle movement

OMNeT++ VANET projects are object-oriented and widely used to model wireless communication between vehicles. We support M.E./M.Tech students and Ph.D. scholars in developing high-quality VANET projects with SUMO integration.

Applications of VANET

• Road safety applications
• Traffic management and control
• Broadband infotainment services
• Traffic coordination and optimization
• Reduction of congestion and air pollution

How to Configure a VANET Project in SUMO

To simulate a VANET project with SUMO and OMNeT++, follow these steps:

1. Export the map location as an OSM (OpenStreetMap) file
2. Create XML route files for vehicle mobility
3. Generate a configuration file to run the simulator

How Does MiXiM Work in OMNeT++?

We provide full guidance and project support for simulating OMNeT++ VANET projects with SUMO and MiXiM frameworks.