Result announcement
INIAD Special Award
Sounds of Transport

Umut Karakulak

The railway system in Tokyo can be overwhelming and scary at first sight. Speaking from experience, this is especially true when a foreigner visits for the first time.

But I believe there is harmony, and this application aims to show that by creating music through the movement of everyday transportation.

Users can freely place and adjust trigger functions onto a map, once a train intersects through its boundaries, the trigger simply plays a sound. A variety of triggers act differently, and the sound it makes can be configured. Train lines can also be filtered, simulated for a specific time and results can be saved.

With this, users can create unique melodies using the interaction between public transportation and custom triggers.


Web app: https://umutto.github.io/sounds-of-transport/


INIAD Special Award
Delain!
Tenma Kamatani / Tomohiro Nozaki / Issui Ikeda

Delains! is a LINE bot which can provide train delay information of the line specified by a user. Because it was created with LINE bot, the operation is very easy and quick and you can search without stress. Please try it.


LINE app: https://line.me/R/ti/p/%40088xyhvi


INIAD Special Award
The method of identifying the train which railway user takes by using smartphone sensors
Kazuhiro Noguchi

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p>This work proposes to identify the subway train which a user currently rides by using smartphone sensors. Using the acceleration sensor, geomagnetic sensor, and sound sensor installed on a smartphone, used station, used line, and the direction of travel are determined, and the train on which the user is located is identified.


Document: https://tokyochallenge.odpt.org/3rd/award_data/document/identifying_train_by_using_smartphone_sensors.pdf