Regulatory landscape for autonomous driving in the US
We caught up with Gail Gottehrer from the Law Office of Gail Gottehrer LLC. She forms part of a panel discussing “Regulatory landscape for autonomous driving and testing in the US” on day two of the AutoSens conference agenda in Detroit 2019. Gail delves into areas of law which are facing the most regulatory challenges, […]
Read moreAutoSens takes aim at the biggest challenges facing autonomous driving by encouraging collaboration
An article written by Carl Anthony – Original article here: https://www.automoblog.net/2019/03/29/autosens-detroit-autonomous-tech/ AutoSens, a leading and influential global summit on autonomous driving, is returning to Detroit for the third time. Technical sessions and presentations from from Microsoft, Sony, General Motors, and MIT are planned. Not long ago, self-driving cars were figments of science fiction; the ideal […]
Read moreSimulation 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. How much do you think the public understand about simulation testing and how much […]
Read moreSeeing 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 […]
Read moreV2X and challenges over the next decade with Changan technical fellow
We are delighted to have Radovan Miucic, Technical Fellow and Team Lead, Changan US R&D Center, Inc. in the speaker line-up at AutoSens in Detroit 2019. He will be guiding the AutoSens audience through “V2X Collaborative Environmental Perception.” We took some time out to talk with him all about V2X, his teaching at Wayne State […]
Read moreWomen provide the solution to the skills gap in the modern automotive industry
But who in the industry is taking action, today? Autonomous vehicles and affiliated technologies are advancing at breakneck speed. Tomorrow, projects will be born, cars will be tested, developers will create code to power the next generation of driverless cars. But, sadly, in the past, there has been a serious problem that wasn’t addressed to […]
Read moreTop Autonomous Vehicle Technology Influencers
There is often a lot of noise on social media when it comes to autonomous vehicle technology. We’ve taken the time, so you don’t have to – to pull together a list of those accounts on Twitter and LinkedIn who we rely on for a wide range of news, opinions and perspectives. This list is […]
Read moreIn-cabin monitoring, HD mapping and Far Infrared complete the program themes at AutoSens in Detroit for 2019
May, 14-16 2019 Detroit, Michigan USA The Michigan Science Center, situated next-door to Wayne State University in Detroit, facilitates a meeting of minds for senior engineers, technical experts, innovative business leaders and academics. Uniting at AutoSens in Detroit, the community will discuss and debate the challenges that lie ahead for ADAS and autonomous vehicles. Fusing […]
Read moreBig 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 […]
Read moreChip-to-city thinking on sensors and mobility
By Andrew F. Macleod, Siemens If you’re working on anything related to self-driving cars, you’re likely pondering the trade-off between what’s technically possible and socially feasible. Example: what do you do if the posted speed is 25 mph while the local norms are to travel at least 30 mph? Obey the law and annoy the […]
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