International VDI Conference 2018 Automotive Sensor Systems February 6 7, 2018, Munich, Germany

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1 International VDI Conference 2018 February 6 7, 2018, Munich, Germany Functional Safety and Automotive Security as it relates to Safety Advanced Sensing Solutions: Radar, Lidar & Camera Technologies How Maps are used as a Sensor Requirements for Sensor Systems Testing, Simulation & Verification of Sensor Performance The Role of AI in processing Sensor Data + International IBM Workshop on Automotive Blockchain Applications + World Café Session Meet international experts from: An event organized by VDI Wissensforum GmbH Source: istock.com JackyLeung

2 About us Expected Participants according to Functions The Association of German Engineers (VDI) is one of the largest technical-scientific associations in Europe. Throughout the years, the VDI has successfully expanded its activities nationally and internationally to foster and impart knowledge about technologyrelated issues. As a financially independent, politically unaffiliated and non-profit organization the VDI is recognized as the key representative of engineers both within the profession and in public. Business Development Manager Product Manager CEO & CTO Senior / Principal Engineer Head of ADAS / AD Head of System Safety Expected Participants according to Industries Insurance Solution Providers Tier 1 & Tier 2 Supplier Other (Research / Academia / Consulting) Tech Companies OEMs Conference by VDI Wissensforum GmbH Phone Fax

3 Tuesday, February 6, st day 09:00 Registration & welcome coffee 10:00 Chair s Welcome and Opening Address Conference chair: Dipl.-Ing. Holger Meinel, Independent Automotive Radar Expert I. Requirements for Future Sensing Solutions 10:15 Scalability of Sensor Systems for active Safety and Autonomous Functions Scalable sensor system from L1-L5 Reuse of software and hardware Reuse of requirements and verification Annelie Wyholt, Senior System Designer, Volvo Cars, Sweden 10:45 Automated Vehicle Sensor Platform for adverse Weather Conditions Driving adverse weather Challenges Sensor platform requirements and metrics Foggy and snowy weather conditions Novel sensor solutions Towards 24/7 automated driving Dr. Matti Kutila, Senior Project Manager, Automated Vehicles, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd., co-author: Dr. Werner Ritter, Manager, Daimler AG, Germany 11:15 Building self-driving Delivery Robots The Starship Technologies business story and our semiautonomous delivery robot The robot s sensors and how these are used The decision not to use LIDAR Deep learning and sensor fusion Kristjan Korjus, MMATH, Head of Computer Vision & Perception, Starship Technologies, Estonia II. Advanced Sensing Solutions Out of the Box 11:45 Trends and Developments in Automotive Radar for the Autonomous Vehicle The two main market drivers: NCAP and new autonomous driving modes Differences in radar module range and resolution requirements between NCAP and L3/L4 autonomous driving modes NCAP and autonomous systems have different requirements with respect to the level of processing in the radar module vs. centralized processing The OEM s challenge of implementing system architectures that scale from entry-level NCAP to full L3/L4 autonomous applications Thomas Wilson, Ph.D., ADAS Product Line Manager, NXP Laboratories UK Ltd., UK 12:15 Lunch 13:45 Where does LiDAR fit in the ADAS, Automated Driving and Autonomous Vehicle Roadmap? Business model and core automotive offering clarification LiDAR Technology: Our technological and innovative distinction LiDAR Automotive: Selected challenges and use cases Requisite features, performance aspects, positioning and value of LiDAR sensors envisioned by OEM and Tier-1 Trade-offs and benefits of the proposed LiDAR sensors approach for automotive applications Nicholas Gagnon, M.Sc., Business Development Manager, co-author: P.Eng., Pier-Olivier Hamel, Product Manager, both: LeddarTech, Canada 14:15 Maps as a Sensor The need for a new generation of map, the HD map, as an additional sensor for automated driving What is in the HD map and how does it contribute in the vehicle perception stack The creation and maintenance process: Cloud learning based on crowd sourcing as a fundamental component in HD mapping Dietmar Rabel, Director Product Management Automated Driving, HERE GmbH & Co. KG, Germany 14:45 Making Cameras self-aware for Autonomous Driving: Online Calibration & Blockage Detection Camera-based detection of obstructions/blockage (soil, dirt, mud etc.) Automatic and highly accurate calibration of cameras extrinsic parameters Unified system of tools for ADAS development Automatic procedures for test and validation Dr.-Ing. Florian Baumann, Technical Director, ADASENS Automotive GmbH, Germany 15:15 Facets of the Usage of high-precision digital Maps for Driver Assistance and Autonomous Driving Importance and advantages of high-precision maps in driver assistance systems Aspects in context of provisioning and distribution throughout the vehicle bordnet Efficiency considerations with respect to representation and access on map information on embedded systems Future potential in the context of intelligent learning systems BMW Car IT GmbH, Germany 15:45 Networking & coffee break

4 Tuesday, February 6, st day III. Perspectives on Functional Safety 16:15 Introduction into SOTIF ISO/PAS Safety of the intended Functionality What is SOTIF and how does it relate to ISO26262? The current status of SOTIF: A report from the ISO working group Examples of how and where SOTIF should be applied SOTIF and high level automation: The current gaps and challenges Dipl.-Ing. Alexander Mirmilstein, Manager Functional Safety, IEE S.A., Luxembourg 16:45 Automated Driving and Insurance Application of assisted and automated driving technologies on the roads Definition of the existing and new protocols within Euro NCAP Crash reduction through assisted and automated driving technologies Necessity of clear guidelines Use case: Guidelines for assisted and automated systems from international insurers to help vehicle manufacturers, governments and legislators Matthew Avery, Director Insurance Research, co-author: Colin Grover, Lead Engineer Assisted and Automated Driving, both: Thatcham Research, UK 17:15 Automotive Safety and Cyber Security The Road to the safe Connected Car Cyber security challenges with connected cars Functional safety and cyber security A comparison How to integrate safety with cyber security Cyber security as the foundation for the connected and automated car Way forward Standardization and compliance Dionis Teshler, CTO, GuardKnox, Israel 17:45 Functional Safety from Driver Assistance to Automated Driving An OEM Perspective Development of advanced driver assistance systems Sensor Systems: From fail-safe to fail-operational Validation of sensor algorithms in regards of false-positives and falsenegatives The interface to Tier One - Solving the integration challenge between OEM and Tier One Ivan Divkovic, M.Sc., Systems Safety Engineer, Opel Automobile GmbH, Germany 18:15 End of conference day one Get-together At the end of the first conference day we kindly invite you to use the relaxed and informal atmosphere for in-depth conversations with other participants and speakers. Also visit our upcoming events: International VDI Conference Autonomous Trucks April 10 11, 2018, Dusseldorf International VDI Conference Automated Driving May 16-17, 2018, Dusseldorf International VDI Conference IT Security for Vehicles May 16-17, 2018, Dusseldorf International VDI Conference Safety Systems May 16-17, 2018, Dusseldorf Conference by VDI Wissensforum GmbH Phone Fax

5 Wednesday, February 7, nd day IV. Data & Artificial Intelligence 09:00 Apollo Program Building up a New Innovation Eco-System of Autonomous Driving Artificial Intelligence: Baidu s artificial intelligence background and its application to autonomous driving Eco-System: Baidu s Apollo program and open source platform, past achievements and future roadmap Perception and Planning: Two core autonomous driving modules that can be powered by artificial intelligence in Baidu-Self-driving: The self-driving markets in China and the Apollo eco-system Dr. Liang Wang, Principal Architect, Autonomous Driving Unit, Baidu, China 09:30 Making Sense of the Data to build a cognitive Autonomous Driving Experience Active digital twins on devices and systems Real-time awareness, edge analytics, contextual and environmental support Cognitive driver profiling and personal assistant On-board and cloud-based automotive security system Connected continuous engineering Charles-Henry Jurd, European IoT Technical Leader for Automotive, IBM Watson IoT Headquarters, France 10:00 Behavioral Science Approaches to Sensor Fusion and Machine Learning for ADAS & AD Why behavioral science tools can be applied to machine learning for ADAS & AD? What are the sensor data requirements for solving ADAS & AD problems? What are the future avenues for sensor fusion and machine learning? Samuel Anthony, CTO, Perceptive Automata Inc., USA 10:30 Networking & coffee break Keynote 11:00 World Cafés Human Behavior Prediction for ADAS and Automated Driving Sid Misra, CEO, Perceptive Automata Inc., USA Processing Video Information with AI Functional safety and validation of deep neural networks Sebastian Ramos, Subject Matter Expert for Deep Learning, Zenuity, Germany Using fused Sensor Data for Decision Making based on Deep Learning V. Testing & Simulation 13:30 ADAS and Autonomous Vehicle Radar Simulation with High-Fidelity Physics Isolated: Antenna, radome evaluation with radar mounted in free space As-Installed: Effect of fascia and nearby vehicle components on radar performance In-Environment: Calculation of radar response from different target objects in different orientations In-Driving-Scenario: Simulation of dynamic radar response in an animated driving scenario Reduced order modeling for including high fidelity radar simulation into autonomous vehicle simulator Dr. Sandeep Sovani, Global Director Automotive Industry, ANSYS Inc., USA; co-authors: Jacques Duysens, Director of Systems Business Unit, ANSYS France; Marco Oswald, Technical Account Manager, ANSYS Germany 14:00 Sensor Test Methods and Tools for Automated Driving Overview on different sensors for ADAS and automated driving Sensor fusion methods Test methods for sensor perception Test tools for sensor perception Future sensor validation for Automated Driving Dr.-Ing. Adrian Zlocki, Senior Manager ADAS, Forschungsgesellschaft Kraftfahrwesen mbh Aachen fka, Germany 14:30 Meeting the Test Challenges of mmwave Automotive Radar Sensors mmwave auto radar and ADAS Motivation to electronic test Key characteristics of auto sensor test solution Analog and digital emulation solutions Auto radar sensor measurement techniques Amarpal Khanna, Ph.D., Distinguished Engineer, R&D, co-author: Pete Pragastis, Marketing Manager, both: National Instruments Corporation, USA 15:00 Conference chair s closing remarks 15:15 End of conference 12:30 Lunch

6 International VDI Workshop Blockchain Technologies for Automotive Applications Workshop Chairs: Matthew Jones, Blockchain Leader, Center of Competence, Global Automotive, Aerospace & Defense Industry, IBM Global Business Services, UK Hardy Groeger, Executive Architect, Client Technical Leader, Automotive, IBM Global Markets, Germany Date and venue: February 5, 2018 Munich, Germany Time: 10:00 17:00 Content This workshop provides an opportunity to learn about Blockchain and its relevance for the automotive industry. The morning session will focus on an introduction to Blockchain for those that are just starting out or those who need a refresher on this exciting new technology. In the afternoon session, we will focus on two real-life Automotive use cases brought to life with demos and examples by the IBM Subject matter experts. Participants will be encouraged to actively participate with questions and to share their ideas and thinking. Introduction Why Blockchain? What is Blockchain? How can IBM help? Blockchain Use Cases from different industries Automotive Use Case 1 IBM Point of View Automotive Use Case 1 Discussion Automotive Use Case 2 IBM Point of View Automotive Use Case 2 Discussion Wrap up & Summary Source: istock.com Vertigo3d

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