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We'll cover everything from advanced driver assisted systems and the software-defined car, to tolling and smart infrastructure, enhancing safety and UX and more. 

 

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Autotech Council

Join the Autotech Council Startup Review

 

Autotech Council members are forward-looking carmakers, T1s, investors and mobility companies who are committed to working with new companies, investing in new technologies, and partnering with startups who are pushing the boundaries of innovation in mobility. This session will introduce 4 or 5 startups working on a variety of automotive sensors - from interior to exterior and from AV to vehicle maintenance. Each has 5 minutes to pitch 3 Autotech Council members who follow up with comments, questions, and if the stars align, a future deal!
 

100+ Experts, 80+ Sessions and Workshops. Accelerate your learning with the brightest minds in auto tech advancements. 
Divya Garikapati of Woven by Toyota
 
Sneha Sudhir Shetiya of Torc Robotics
 
Willard Tu of Marvell
Dr. Stan Schneider of Real-Time Innovations

Join the Auto Tech Pre-Conference Workshop: Driving the Future of Automotive Technology - Limited Places Available. 

June 24, 9.00am – 4pm PST

 

This one-day workshop will provide a thorough understanding of the key themes driving the auto tech industry. Attendees will be able to hear from industry leaders as well as ask specific questions relating to their areas of work. Learn more.

 

Agenda includes: 

  • Opening workshop keynote: Market Focuses & Industry Trends

  • Panel: The Importance of Network Connectivity in the Software-Defined Car

  • Presentation: How Advanced Driver Assistance Systems are Changing the Way we Drive.

  • Presentation: How Advanced Driver Assistance Systems are Changing the Way we Drive.

  • Lightning Talks/Demonstrations: New Advancements in Camera Technology

  • Panel: Beyond the Car: Tolling & Smart Infrastructure

  • Closing Presentation: In-Cabin Sensing: Enhancing Safety & UX. 

Other Sessions include: 
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Including Bosch Sensortec, Aichi Steel Corporation, Mensor Corporation, Excelitas Technologies Corp., Audiowell Electronics (Guangdong) Co., Ltd, InvenSense, A TDK Group Company, embeddedTS, TECNISCO, LTD., UBOTIC Company Limited, iSentek Inc., QP Technologies, Rutronik, Inc., Novelda AS, Hangzhou Ole-Systems, Azoteq (Pty) Ltd, SELTECH, L3Harris Acoustic Sensors, Figaro USA Inc., Airgain, KGS America (Kitagawa Industries), Zhengzhou Winsen Electronics Technology Co., Ltd., Baystar Electrument Inc, SPEKTRA, Bullen Ultrasonic, Inc, Dytran Instruments Inc., Specialty Coating Systems, Inc., X-Fab Global Services GmbH, Murata Electronics, Silicon Designs Inc. and many more!
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Best of Sensors Awards

Enter the Best of Sensors Awards - Deadline Approaching! 

We're recognizing excellence in our industry with a new category for Auto/Autonomous. The deadline is April 26. 
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Special thank you to our 2024 partners!

Diamond Partner
STMicroelectronics
 

Platinum Partner
Analog Devices
 

Gold Partner
TDK
 

Silver Partners
Amphenol
DigiKey
 

Bronze Partners
Mouser Electronics
Microchip
Winsource Electronics
Murata
 

 

Industry Hub Premier Partner
Kore Wireless

Industry Hub Supporting Partners
Figaro
Newracom
 
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