Abstract: A processing device that is an edge computer connected to a base station communicatable with a vehicle in a service area includes: a request generation unit generating a first request including location information and a range from the location information specifying a region in which information sharing is requested, and an identifier from which a demander that requests the information sharing is identifiable; an accepted request holding unit holding a second request based on an information sharing demand from another processing device when shared information regarding the region is sendable in response to the second request; and a request location information inquiry unit generating the shared information including a cognitive event and the identifier held in the accepted request holding unit when location information indicating a cognitive event occurrence point acquired from the vehicle via the base station is included in a region specified by the second request information.

Abstract: A control apparatus (10) generates probe data from sensing data obtained by sensing objects in a mobile object's surroundings. The control apparatus (10) selects at least some pieces of probe data as transmission data from the probe data generated, according to a communication resource determined according to a role of the mobile object. The control apparatus (10) transmits the transmission data selected to a management server (20). The management server (20) updates management data such as a dynamic map based on the transmission data.

Abstract: A communication device (201) receives internal electric waves (302) emitted toward inside a vehicle (100) by an internal communicator (102) mounted in the vehicle (100), and receives external electric waves (303) emitted toward outside the vehicle (100) by an external communicator (103) mounted in the vehicle (100). The communication device (201) determines whether the communication device (201) is inside the vehicle (100) or outside the vehicle (100), from a reception intensity of the received internal electric waves (302) and from a reception intensity of the received external electric waves (303).

Abstract: A reception unit receives from a wireless relay device, a handover response indicating possibility of degradation in communication quality during wireless communication with the wireless relay device. A search unit searches whether or not a wireless relay device to which handover can be performed is present other than the wireless relay device. When the wireless relay device to which handover can be performed other than the wireless relay device is present as a result of search by the search unit, a transmission unit transmits a handover request to the wireless relay device found by the search unit.

Abstract: A reception unit receives from a wireless relay device, a handover response indicating possibility of degradation in communication quality during wireless communication with the wireless relay device. A search unit searches whether or not a wireless relay device to which handover can be performed is present other than the wireless relay device. When the wireless relay device to which handover can be performed other than the wireless relay device is present as a result of search by the search unit, a transmission unit transmits a handover request to the wireless relay device found by the search unit.

Abstract: In a communication apparatus capable of storing an incoming-call history, the communication apparatus which has a function of deleting the incoming-call history is provided. A user is urged to input setting information for setting up control of the incoming-call history, through an operation part 6 and a display part 8. A call register control setting part/call register control part 11 judges whether the incoming-call history is to be deleted or left, based on the inputted setting information, stores the incoming-call history in a memory 5 for outgoing-call/incoming-call history, and further automatically deletes the incoming-call history whose caller's phone number was not referred to by the user, in the incoming-call histories referred to by the user.