This month Autotech Council meets to explore the new evolution of the car. No longer will engineering evolutions be exclusively cut in steel, but will be present in lines of code. The defining features of a given vehicle will be in its sensors, its perception, its compute, its connectivity, its infotainment, and in its self-drive ability or ADAS. Join Autotech Council members, OEMs, automotive suppliers, mobility startups and VCs as we look at the Software Defined Vehicle, and discuss how this will affect the auto industry.
Autotech Council members representing carmakers and their T1 vendor partners meet monthly in Silicon Valley to review new technologies and a handful of mobility, transportation, and automotive companies and solutions coming out of the technology industry's entrepreneurial community across the globe.
For over a century, the automobile has been defined as hardware. The engineering evolutions have cut their shapes in steel. But now, the evolution of the car will happen as much in lines of code as it does in metal presses. The defining features of a given vehicle will be in its sensors, its perception, its compute, its connectivity, its infotainment, and in its self-drive ability or ADAS. Join us as we look at startups who know this and focus their value proposition on empowering the Software Defined Vehicle.
This agenda opens with an analyst overview of the topic, follows with a panel focused on disruptions in this space, and as with all Autotech Council meetings includes demo and meeting tables, plenty of time for networking and of course startup pitches and technology demos.
Our Call for Speakers is open until June 7th. Analysts, experts and entrepreneurs specalising in the Software Defined Vehicle are encouraged to apply. Companies with technology or business innovations to share can also rent a Demo Table when they register.
Regular participants to Autotech Council meetings include tech scouts, innovation strategy, partnership executives and corporate development delegates from:
