It’s now just one week until the start of ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle Technology Expo Europe, which takes place at the Messe Stuttgart on June 4, 5 & 6, 2024.
The event will feature a free-to-attend exhibition showcasing the latest innovations from more than 150 leading tech suppliers, and an intensive three-day conference (rates apply) with more than 80 speakers where delegates will be able to gain exclusive insights from the latest case studies, live trials, software and hardware developments, program announcements, safety and simulation strategies, and testing results.
Visitors will be able to explore the newest equipment for simulation, synthetic data, data logging, labeling and annotation, absolute positioning, mapping, V2X and signal testing. Additionally, the latest advancements in lidar, radar, cameras, sensor fusion and AI processing will also be on display, providing everything needed for testing and vehicle progression, all under one roof.
Register now for free access to ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle Technology Expo Europe 2024 in Stuttgart, Germany.
Highlights include new ethernet modules for datalogging and HIL from Xylon; simulation solutions for software-defined vehicles by dSpace; the latest in ground-truth data pipelines for sensor-fusion from Kognic; and ADAS and AV applications from IPG Automotive, alongside its CarMaker product family, which will demonstrate how virtual test driving can be enabled along the complete development process. In terms of software development, BeamNG will demonstrate its hardware-in-the-loop use case (CANbus) and interoperability solutions (Simulink, ROS 1, ROS 2, MQTT protocol); and WMG, University of Warwick, in collaboration with Deepen AI, will present the Safety Pool Scenario Database, which contains more than 270,000 scenarios for automated driving system (ADS) testing, validation and certification.
See all the latest exhibitor updates here.
What’s more, 80+ expert speakers from OEMs, big tech and Tier 1s, including Wayve, Volvo, BMW, Stellantis, ASAM and Audi, covering topics from software and AI to testing methodologies and regulatory frameworks, will present at the adjoining conference (rates apply).
Presentations not to miss include a deep dive by Mobileye into the complexities of designing for differentiation in autonomous driving and remaining challenges on the path from development to commercialization; and Humanising Autonomy discussing ‘Moving from ADAS to HDAS – humanized driver assistance systems’.
AAVI has shared some of the presentations it is most looking forward to at this year’s conference.
See the full program and speaker list, and register for your conference pass (rates apply) now, to secure your place.
You can read ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle International’s official show preview here.