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Technical conference agenda announced for AutoSens in Brussels

Latest News, News, Other / Deborah Felicio

Technology continues to develop apace, and there are still many challenges remaining in autonomous vehicle tech such as image quality, simulation and testing, and ensuring that all systems to be deployed have been validated with enough rigour to ensure safe operation. The required performance levels are much higher than those of human drivers, and ongoing challenges for the industry will remain key themes on the AutoSens agenda.

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ON Semiconductor share their vision for 2019 and beyond

Latest News, News / Deborah Felicio

Discover what ONSemiconductor, Lead Sponsors of AutoSens in Brussels 2019 have been up to this year, the most challenging sensing problems affecting their customers and the role they see China playing in the development of autonomous vehicles.

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The most exciting use of AI focuses around a better collective use of our available resources

Interviews , Latest News, News / Deborah Felicio

Jason Corso, Co-Founder and CEO, Voxel51 took to the stage during AutoSens in Detroit (2019) to discuss Computer Vision and Machine Learning for Large Scale Video Corpus Maintenance and Curation. We caught up with Jason after Detroit to find out a little more about him, his research and more about his presentation.

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A gathering of like-minded scientists and engineers in Detroit 2019

Latest News, News / Deborah Felicio

AutoSens truly landed in Detroit this year, and we couldn’t be happier with how it went. We had a busier week than ever, with 450 senior engineers and scientists assembling in downtown Detroit to explore the biggest challenges facing autonomous vehicles. We thoroughly enjoyed meeting a great many people from organisations, institutions and individuals, some new to the AutoSens community and many existing friends. There was a great sense of recognition for AutoSens and all that we are trying to achieve through the event, the community and the numerous related activities.

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What did we learn from the conference agenda and discussions in Detroit?

Latest News, News / Deborah Felicio

AutoSens in Detroit took place at the Michigan Science Center in May 2019. Robert Stead, Event Director of AutoSens shares his three key take-aways from the week.

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AutoSens launches in Hong Kong with esteemed industry support

Latest News, News, Other / Deborah Felicio

Arriving in Hong Kong during November 2020, the third iteration to the annual AutoSens calendar will deliver more of the same in-depth technical content addressing vehicle perception and sensing challenges, as well as establishing a local finger on the pulse, to discuss the latest pan-Asian market developments.

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The driverless race is on…

Interviews , Latest News, News / Deborah Felicio

Zehua, VP of Engineering at TuSimple bestows his thoughts on sharing the roads with autonomous vehicles, who will win the race and the importance of the perception system.

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AutoSens takes aim at the biggest challenges facing autonomous driving by encouraging collaboration

Latest News, News / Deborah Felicio

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

Interviews , Awards News & Interviews, Latest News, News / Deborah Felicio

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

Interviews , Latest News, News, Other / Deborah Felicio

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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