Comprehensive data pipelines for automotive AI
Appen’s Rahul Parundekar and Andrea Butkovic provide insight into why high-quality annotated training data is essential for effective autonomous drive AI systems.
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AVL CAMEO™ 4R3: Intelligent testing and characterisation for system modelling and optimisation
Experts from AVL discuss how the new version of CAMEO can increase and accelerate testing of UUT (Unit Under Test) types, with updated optimisation and an all-new robustness optimisation feature.
Delivering resilient, ultra-high-speed in-vehicle connectivity
Daniel Shwartzberg of Valens discusses the challenges faced by automakers with regards to in-vehicle connectivity and identifies some of the technical solutions that are available to them.
Individualizing series production cars with 3D printing
BASF Forward AM’s Christian Reinhardt and Aline Bauwens of Twikit explain how easily bespoke design can be integrated into series-manufactured cars.
Modern day E-Cockpit architecture: approaches and challenges
Experts from Tata Elxsi provide a high-level overview of approaches for modern-day E-Cockpit architecture and the various challenges involved.
Connectivity and the future of transportation
CVTA President Scott McCormick discusses the role that connectivity will play in the future of transportation, and explains the importance of the shift from reactive to preventative safety.
Preparing for the WP.29 automotive cybersecurity regulation – from home
Cybellum’s Eyal Traitel discusses the current state of automotive cybersecurity and explains how stakeholders can prepare for the WP.29 regulation.
5G in automotive and smart transportation
Leo Gergs of ABI Research discusses 5G applications and use cases in the automotive and smart transportation sectors, and explains how the technology will support safer, more efficient road traffic.
Five reasons to transform product development processes
Experts from Accenture and Method Park discuss how to streamline engineering with a model-based product development process (PDP).
Device.CONNECT – the automotive IoT platform for highly secure instant data availability
AVL’s Andreas Aldrian provides insight into how the company’s automotive IoT platform for data-driven business will provide instant data availability with the highest security standards.
Securing automotive navigation: how to protect vehicles against GPS hacking
Regulus Cyber’s Yoav Zangvil and Roi Mit discuss new developments in sensor fusion, SLAM, and GNSS cyber defence.
From 0D to 3D: simulation approaches for vehicle fuel cell systems
FEV’s Marius Zubel presents a modelling framework for fuel cell systems which is capable of solving both optimization targets.
Finding the optimal transmission for the future using virtual design
Experts from Ricardo demonstrate the company’s enhanced transmission design toolset and outline a real-world application for hybrid drivelines.
Thermal management strategies for electric vehicles
AVL’s Michael Bires explains how effective thermal management strategies can help automakers improve the efficiency of electric vehicles.
How automotive suppliers can help automakers monetize data-driven products
ZF’s Dr. Gahl Berkooz explains how automakers can capitalize on consumer and vehicle data to improve the user experience.
Fuel cell: a sustainable clean solution for long haul commercial vehicles
Experts from Ricardo discuss the challenges and opportunities for fuel cell technology in heavy duty commercial vehicles.
How to design a vehicle security operations center
Upstream Security’s Dan Sahar provides insight into the requirements and best practices for designing a security operation center for connected vehicles.
Hypervisors in the vehicle: a standards-based approach to virtualization
Experts from OpenSynergy and GENIVI discuss the benefits of standardization in the use of in-vehicle hypervisors.
How to achieve the next steps in engine efficiency for hybrid vehicles
Ricardo’s Richard Osborne and Roscoe Sellers discuss how ultra-high efficiency engines can be developed for hybrid applications.
Optimising hybrid vehicles in a world of increasing powertrain complexity
Ricardo’s Joshua Dalby and Richard Gordon present the company’s system optimisation methods utilising an integrated co-simulation approach, known as IMBD.