Automated Driving 2019
From Driver Assistance to Autonomous Driving
5th International ATZ Conference
02-04-2019 – 03-04-2019 – Wiesbaden, Germany
Cooperation partners
5th International ATZ Conference
Thanks to the rapid development of driver assistance systems, the digital world and mechanical automobiles are increasingly merging into one. Further, steps toward partially and fully automated driving for all types of transportation are consistently being taken, with the ultimate goal being to someday achieve a "zero accident rate". Given the dynamic developments in this area, manufacturers have to constantly stay on the ball. Combining presentations and in-depth discussions, the international ATZ Conference "Automated Driving – From Driver Assistance to Autonomous Driving"(formally "Driver Assistence Systems") offers you the ideal platform.
Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning are key enablers of automated driving. Interaction between artificial and human intelligence and the ability of humans and machines to cooperate must be designed on new levels of interaction and made usable for future mobility. To achieve this, it is necessary for society to accept this development. Against this background, methods, tools, and processes become just as relevant as sensors and connectivity.
The insurance sector has also discovered automated driving as an important business field, and some companies already have their own fully automated vehicles on the road as pilots. But they also want to have a say in the question of who owns the data in the vehicle.
The international ATZ Conference “Automated Driving – From Driver Assistance to Autonomous Driving” is an annual trend barometer of the successes and the necessary adaptations from a technical, legal, and social perspective. Now in its fifth year, the conference will not only examine the latest technical topics, but will also offer parallel sessions on insurance issues, thus also giving specialists in this sector once again the opportunity to acquire comprehensive information. It therefore offers engineers, decision-makers, and insurance experts the optimal platform for a mutual exchange of ideas and knowledge.
DEEP LEARNING
Artificial neural networks, machine learning, evaluation
SENSOR SYSTEMS AND FUNCTIONAL SAFETY
Environment recognition, interfaces, vehicle dynamics
models, driverless systems
HUMAN-MACHINE- INTERACTION
Cooperation, collaboration, testing
Dr. Thomas Dieckmann
Wabco GmbH, Germany
Hermann Meyer
Continental Teves AG & Co. oHG, Germany
Masayuki Soga
Toyota Motor Corporation, Japan
Martin Thomas
Robert Bosch GmbH, Germany
Reality Check for Automated Driving – how will we be driving in 2025?
Participants:
Dr. Dieter Hötzer,
Vice President, Robert Bosch GmbH, Germany
Dr. Thomas Dieckmann,
Head of Predevelopment, WABCO GmbH, Germany
Masayuki Soga,
Chief Professional Engineer / Vehicle Dynamics Control Engineering Div., Toyota Motor Corporation, Japan
Dr. Christoph Zimmer,
Managing Director, BPV Consult GmbH, Germany
The Program in Detail SpeakersAdvisory Board
The ATZ conference “Automated Driving – From Driver Assistance to Autonomous Driving” (formally "Driver Assistance Systems") is aimed at engineers and managers as well as experts involved in developing driver assistance systems and those who cooperate with these developers in the interdisciplinary field of vehicle-to-x technology. In addition to automotive engineers, the target group also includes function developers, software and IT engineers from industry, application-related research and teaching as well as experts working in fields relating to the social, economic, and legal background conditions.
RheinMain CongressCenter
Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 1
65185 Wiesbaden, Germany
German and English with simultaneous interpreting (German – English / English – German)
A trade exhibition of interesting suppliers and service providers rounds off the conference and provides the opportunity to find out about innovations on site.
Details on the trade exhibition
Scientific Director
Prof. Dr. Prof. h.c. Dr. h.c. Torsten Bertram,
TU Dortmund
A scientific advisory board made up of outstanding personalities from each of the fields involved supports our conference in terms of planning and finding topics.