Students on this programming workshop will be giving a short presentation describing their robot cars, the software, how other schools can join the program and how companies could, if they wanted, connect and partner with these schools. Alongside the presentation, the students will also be setting up a track and demonstrating their cars in action along the Blue Boulevard in the AutoSens exhibition area.
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Another stellar AutoSens draws to a close. Twelve months of build-up consigned to the past, but we relish in the fruits of our labour living on for far longer. AutoSens has gone from strength to strength with its return to Brussels, delivering another “best in class” conference for 550 of the most skilled engineers and technologists in the automotive industry. AutoSens has become far more than I could have ever imagined in just three years, it’s humbling to hear attendees speak of the event with such enthusiasm and passion, all thrilled at the thought of taking away an abundance of inspiration and motivation for the next steps. Here are my thoughts on what we learned…
The market is in flux and the path is not set… Read More »
At a dazzling award ceremony held in one of the iconic spheres of the Atomium in Brussels on September 19th 2018, the industry’s most accomplished figures mixed with the new entrants looking to make a splash by winning an AutoSens Award. Professionals from across the international realm of automotive technology gathered at the Atomium to celebrate the brightest minds, best companies, smartest organisations and most influential projects.
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“We are honored to be named one of the most exciting startups in the automotive imaging sector. Our pioneering breakthroughs in intelligent sensing are changing the way all robots, big and small, perceive the environment, and we are delighted to be recognized for our work in advancing safe, reliable vehicle autonomy.” comments Luis Dussan, AEye founder and CEO.
AEye is changing the way all robots, big and small, perceive the environment Read More »
“We are honored to be announced as a finalist in the ‘Most Exciting Start-Up’ category for the 2018 AutoSens Awards,” said Jeff Blackburn, Head of Business Development at Metamoto. “This distinguished nomination reinforces how our scalable simulation offering is greatly accelerating autonomous vehicle deployment for companies across the mobility ecosystem by making them safer and more reliable.”
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As cars become reliant on on-board cameras for automated operation, the consequences of any flaws in the quality and interpretation of images sent to decision-making systems starts to become a matter of life and death. So an agreed way to benchmark image quality is imperative, yet no specific product standard for automotive applications currently exists.
Major Car Brands encouraged to contribute to vital standards work Read More »
“We’re honored to be a finalist for “Most Exciting Start-Up” after three years of incredibly hard work, major advances in our LiDAR technology, and rapidly growing customer adoption.” comments Angus Pacala, CEO, Ouster. He continues, “Our team has made breakthroughs in both hardware and software, across every metric that matters, from range to accuracy to durability and cost. Being on the shortlist for this award adds to the validation that we are getting from customers – we appreciate that others are taking notice!”
Ouster gaining momentum Read More »
Today the automotive industry requires a 100% optical testing technology for autonomous driving and driver assistance systems that also achieves a high degree of reproducibility and accuracy in volume production with the shortest possible cycle times. For this purpose, TRIOPTICS has developed specific test systems that make it possible to determine the most important measurement parameters in a reproducible fashion and with the shortest measurement time as an end-of-line (EOL) test integrated in fully automated production lines: CamTest Spectral.
Thomas Wilson, VP Automotive, Graphcore joins AutoSens in Brussels to present at the conference on “Enabling Volume Deployment of the Autonomous Vehicle with a new AI Processor.” Tom has over 25 years of experience in the semiconductor industry, the last 8 years in Advanced Driver Assistance and Autonomous Vehicles. At Graphcore, Tom is VP Automotive driving the automotive business for Graphcore’s unique AI processing architecture. Tom has a Bachelor of Science and a PhD from Carleton University Ottawa Canada. Tom provides us with some great insight into her interesting career path, challenges with cost-efficient high-resolution sensing and how to build an acoustic guitar.
My dream job: In the middle of a revolutionary market disruption Read More »
Cepton have been announced as finalists in the “Hardware Innovation” category for the AutoSens Awards 2018. Winners will be crowned during an evening ceremony on 19 September at the Atomium, Brussels. The hardware innovation award recognises a recent hardware product, technical team or company that has contributed most to the technical development of vehicle perception. Cepton are among 5 other companies all hotly contesting the Award, including NXP Semiconductors, Renesas, OmniVision, Velodyne Lidar and Robert Bosch.
Cepton’s 3D LiDAR sensors with (MMTTM) are transforming automotive Read More »
