Nothing in a car makes it to the road without passing an incredible amount of rigorous testing. December’s Council meeting introduces startups and new tech in automotive testing, simulation, and validation – from ADAS, AV, and digital twin, to sensors, data, and cross-platform integration.
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.
Automotive development is being written in code, not sculpted in clay. The traditional model of building and breaking physical prototypes is over. That’s not to say “software eats everything” - in this industry, the hardware still matters. But it, too, is first built in code, long before it’s cast in steel. And what is built in code can be tested in code, faster, cheaper, and through more iterations than before. The competitive edge now belongs to those who have mastered virtual validation, using powerful digital tools to accelerate development, slash costs, and engineer next-generation vehicles with unprecedented speed and safety.This meeting is your opportunity to understand the “testing” part of this critical transformation, meet the innovators driving it, and ensure your organization is not left behind.
This agenda opens with an analyst overview with insights and trends on the Infotainment and Apps market, follows with panel looking at the opportunities for conversational AI, 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.
Although the Call for Speakers is now closed, some opportunities available to market leaders, topic experts and startups innovating in this segment are still available, including in-room demo and meeting tables. If open, options will be available during registration.
Regular participants to Autotech Council meetings include tech scouts, innovation strategy, partnership executives and corporate development delegates from: