Launching AutoSensONLINE, a new event delivering best-in-class content to the autonomous vehicle community – online and totally free
AutoSensONLINE is a new event powered by AutoSens and promising high-quality technical content from leading experts in the field of vehicle perception – all delivered online. While the world battles with the challenges of COVID-19, the AutoSens team have been busy forming plans to support their engineering community through these times of travel restrictions and social distancing. This new digital portal offers technical […]
Read moreTaking a holistic approach to safety, from design to deployment
We caught up with Irene Perali, to share her journey to becoming Senior Sensor Systems Engineer at Zoox. Irene also discussed how safety is the foundation of their system design, and what she’s looking forward to at AutoSens in Detroit this November, where she will be speaking on ‘Towards full autonomy: Safety implications for sensor […]
Read moreImpact of COVID-19 on AutoSens in Detroit
Open Letter to the AutoSens Community Dear AutoSens Community, We are thinking of you all in these challenging and unprecedented times. As you know, we have been monitoring the situation closely and with 8 weeks to go until the Detroit conference in May, we had been hoping that the disruption would be minimal and had […]
Read moreIn-cabin monitoring: The guardian angel of ADAS
We talk to Tom Miller, General Manager, Regulations & Research at Aisin Technical Center of America. Tom shares with us his view on the regulatory landscape for in-cabin monitoring and new research into its role in vehicle perception. He also discusses the future of ADAS technology and where he sees opportunities for development. Tom will […]
Read moreIDTechEx Attends Autosens: Latest Trends in Automotive Radars, Cameras, and In-Cabin Monitoring
IDTechEx attended AutoSens 2019 in Brussels. The event took place at the car museum in Brussels. This event is focused on all future vehicle perception technologies including lidar, radar, and camera. It focuses on the hardware side as well as on the software and data processing side. This is an excellent event with a high […]
Read moreExamining the Critical Need for Automotive Cybersecurity
By Carl Anthony, Managing Editor of Automoblog.net This year at AutoSens in Detroit, one of the central discussions will be on the importance of automotive cybersecurity in a panel session at AutoSens in Detroit this November. Panelists in the discussion include representatives from Mitsubishi, Cruise and EY Americas. It will be moderated by Jennifer Tisdale, […]
Read moreImage processing, active safety and deep learning complete a technically engaging agenda for AutoSens in Detroit for 2020
This year AutoSens in Detroit promises to be bigger and better than ever. Returning to the Michigan Science Center, AutoSens brings together the brightest minds in the industry at an international forum for idea sharing, technical discussion and collaboration. AutoSens in Detroit is a learning experience for engineers that unites an academic focus with research […]
Read moreIDTechEx Attends AutoSens: Latest Trends in Automotive LiDARs
IDTechEx attended AutoSens 2019 in Brussels. The event took place at the car museum in Brussels. This event is focused on all future vehicle perception technologies including LiDAR, radar, and camera. It focuses on the hardware side as well as on the software and data processing side. This is an excellent event with a high […]
Read moreFrom chip to city: the future of autonomous mobility
We talk to Matthieu Worm, Director of Autonomous Vehicles within the Simulation and Test Solutions Group at Siemens Digital Industries Software, our lead sponsor of AutoSens in Detroit. Matthieu shares with us his view on the acceleration of the industry and how Siemens are part of driving it, with particular focus on developing a model-based […]
Read moreDeep learning with our academic keynote speaker Dr Ray Ptucha
Raymond Ptucha is an Associate Professor in Computer Engineering and Director of the Machine Intelligence Laboratory at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). Specialising in deep learning, his research includes machine learning, computer vision and robotics. We caught up with him to talk about his work, the value of deep learning, and the future of engineering […]
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