AutoSens takes aim at the biggest challenges facing autonomous driving by encouraging collaboration
Technical sessions and presentations from from Microsoft, Sony, General Motors, and MIT are planned.
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Regulatory landscape for autonomous driving in the US
This year, I expect we’ll see an increase in autonomous vehicles being used in private communities and on private roads. I’m not optimistic about the chances of seeing a significant number of highly automated vehicles on public roads this year.
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Seeing around corners with Prof. Andreas Velten
We caught up with Prof. Andreas Velten, Department of Biostatistics and Medical Informatics, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering to share his views and thoughts on developing new imaging methods to see around corners, the industry-wide challenges with imaging systems yet to match the performance of the human eye and the importance of dialog between basic research and short term applications.
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Simulation is the key to public confidence in AVs
Heikki Laine, VP Product & Marketing, Cognata will be presenting “Accelerating Time to Market Responsibly with Simulation Testing” at AutoSens this Spring. We spoke to him about public confidence in AVs, the reality of self-driving cars and Cognata’s two exciting partnerships.
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V2X and challenges over the next decade with Changan technical fellow
Radovan Miucic, Technical Fellow and Team Lead, Changan US R&D Center, Inc. delves into V2X, his teaching at Wayne State and his view on the challenges our industry will be facing over the next 10 years and beyond.
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Women provide the solution to the skills gap in the modern automotive industry
Research shows that this is an industry-wide issue and could be cured with one simple solution: educating girls from an early age with STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) and releasing their potential in ADAS engineering roles. With women making up just over 5% of the UK automotive engineering workforce, the time to act is now.
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Top Autonomous Vehicle Technology Influencers
A list of the top accounts on social media who we rely on for a wide range of news, opinions and perspectives – and think you should too! Introducing our top influencers in the autonomous vehicle industry
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In-cabin monitoring, HD mapping and Far Infrared complete the program themes at AutoSens in Detroit for 2019
Fusing leading academic research, industry R&D and OEM insights, AutoSens in Detroit is a practical learning tool for engineers as well as a first-class networking experience. The conference dives into the US automotive market delivering invaluable updates for an international audience of 450+ technical experts and engineers.
Big potential in automating interior functions
Senior manager for UI functions at Mercedes-Benz in Sindelfingen, Volker Entenmann is responsible for vision-based interior sensing systems, including UX, hardware and software development. He will be giving the AutoSens audience in Detroit a presentation on “MBUX Interior Assistant – The first step towards an intelligent interior.” In this interview with Volker, we talk to him
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Chip-to-city thinking on sensors and mobility
Director of automotive marketing at Siemens explains why solving the toughest problems in transportation involve a chip-to-city portfolio and perspective
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