OEMs & Tier 1’s you will meet at AutoSens USA
AutoSens brings together industry experts from across the entire automotive supply chain, creating a focused and unique meeting point for the community. With 60% of attendees coming from OEMs and Tier 1s, you’ll be in the room with key decision makers from companies already registered, including Waymo, Ford, Rivian, General Motors, Uber, Stellantis, Avride and more…
The Main Sensing Technologies for ADAS/AV and In-Cabin Applications at Auto China 2026
Brian gives a rundown of all the innovative ADAS/AV and In-Cabin technology highlights showcased at Auto China 2026.
From Lens to System: Scaling Camera Performance for Next-Gen ADAS and Autonomy
As ADAS, autonomous driving, and in-cabin monitoring systems become more advanced, camera technology is no longer just a component- it is a critical foundation for how vehicles perceive and interpret the world. In this Q&A, Dirk Seebaum, Global Product Manager – Automotive at TRIOPTICS, explores how optical performance, calibration, and manufacturing precision directly impact perception quality across the stack.
How AI Is Transforming ADAS Development
AI techniques and tools are beginning to impact every part of the system design, build, and testing process. Each stage is affected in unique ways but enabled by the same underlying advances in technology.Â
David Doria of Magna International explores how AI is transforming ADAS from system design and development to end-to-end driving models and simulation.
Experience Next-Gen Innovations at AutoSens USA 2026
This June, the AutoSens USA exhibition will be filled with industry leaders presenting the latest technologies and advancements shaping the future of vehicle perception and autonomy.
Ahead of the event, we’ve put together a sneak peek into some of the cutting-edge tech that will be on display. Take a look at what you can expect to see from indie, OMNIVISION, Optikos, rFpro, Rohde & Schwarz, Sylux, Trioptics, and Yanding.
Scaling ADAS Safety with Simulation and Validation
Scaling ADAS safety needs simulation, data-driven validation and less reliance on physical testing to meet real-world and regulatory demands.
Build It. Test It. Understand It. Get Hands-On at AutoSens USA 2026
We’ve introduced two hands-on workshops, led by experts, giving delegates the chance to work directly with tools and approaches they can apply in day-to-day engineering work, or explore further outside of it.
Expert Perspectives: Challenges and Opportunities Shaping the ADAS and AV Industries
As the automotive industry continues its rapid evolution toward ADAS and AVs, collaboration, innovation, and public trust remain at the forefront of progress. Â
Ahead of AutoSens USA 2026, four industry experts; Geir Ostrem, Prof. Darcy Bullock, Jashmita Kashat, and Katelyn Magney-Miller, have shared their perspectives on the challenges, opportunities, and transformative trends shaping the sector. Their insights offer a preview of the key themes set to define discussions at this year’s AutoSens USA event.Â
Architecting the Next-Gen Vehicle: From ECU Collapse to Safety-Critical Compute
Architecting next-gen vehicles: ECU collapse, centralised compute, and scalable architectures balancing real-time AI performance, cost, and safety.
Must-See Sessions at AutoSens USA 2026
Industry experts in ADAS, automotive perception and sensing technologies, will take to the AutoSens USA 2026 stage again this June to deliver technical presentations.
Whether you want to learn more about Emerging Technologies, Image Sensors, Virtual Testing Environments, AI, Safety, Lenses, Security, or other crucial industry topics, our technical agenda covers it all!
In this round-up, gain insights into the sessions that will be delivered by Queen Mary University of London, Hoellisch Consulting, Stellantis, Bosch, NXP, Analog Devices, Woodside Capital, Kodiak, General Motors, MHP (Porsche), Torc Robotics, Ford, Synopsys and YOLE Group.