Tech CARS Award winner TU-Automotive Detroit has released their 2018 conference an exhibition (June 6-7, Novi, MI) schedule. The event is the world’s largest conference an exhibition dedicated to innovation in automotive technology, covering connected cars, autonomous vehicles, electrification and mobility. Not only did the the event win a Tech CARS award but Annie Reddaway, Senior Project Director TU Detroit won an award also.
At TU-Automotive Detroit 2018 (June 6-7) industry leaders and disruptors from General Motors, Ford, Toyota, Uber, Lyft, Volvo and more will lay out their visions for the future of personalized mobility.
This year features include:
- TU-Automotive Detroit Conference: The world’s largest conference on automotive technology this year will feature in-depth tracks on ADAS & Autonomous Vehicles, Smart Cities & Urban Mobility, Connected Services, HMI & UX and more
- TU-Automotive Cybersecurity Conference: Now co-located! Apply technology and best practices to deliver robust security defenses and processes – this is where automotive and cybersecurity experts come together
- TU-Automotive E-Mobility Conference: New for 2018! Like it or not – electric is the future! From powertrain to charging, learn everything you need to know to charge ahead with your EV strategy.
- The Exhibition Floor: Walk the world’s largest automotive technology expo. Visit over 150 booths, try live demos and test “drive” autonomous vehicles
- TU-Automotive Awards & Kick Off Party: Highlighting innovation in automotive technology, the TU-Automotive Awards are the most anticipated in the industry. Meet the leading minds of the connected car industry to highlight innovation and quality.
If you use the code AUTOCC100 when you register you get an additional $100 off any of the tracks plus early bird discounts.
This year’s TU-Automotive Detroit promises to answer every pressing question facing the industry, including automation, business strategy, HMI, cybersecurity, the data exchange, smart cities and more. Here are some key topics:
Embrace Partnerships & Align Strategic Goals To Deliver Intelligent Automated Electric Mobility
- Rethink Connectivity: Fully realize the applications of V2X & embrace emerging tech. like edge computing to deliver the services & functionality that will enable autonomy & sharing
- Strengthen the Auto Immune System: From tech. such as OTA & intrusion detection to best practices, collaborate to build robust end-to-end cybersecurity defenses
- Are You Consumer Ready?: Prepare your marketing & retail branches for the roll-out of new tech. & services. Equip your people on the front line to engage & educate consumers
- Cities & Auto Unite: Connect infrastructure, combine data sets & roll out mobility services that complement existing transit. Make auto an essential part of the smart city!
- Supercharge E-Mobility Uptake: Debunk consumer myths, develop new battery tech. and expand charging infrastructure to make alt. fuels the easy, sustainable choice
Hear from over 200 leading experts, including:
- Stephen Lesh, Chief Engineer, Vehicle Programs, Uber
- Mike Tinskey, Global Director of Vehicle Electrification & Infrastructure, Ford
- Joseph Buck, Product Cybersecurity Autonomous Vehicle, General Motors
- Cason Grover, Senior Group Manager, Vehicle Technology Planning, Hyundai Motor America
- Mark de la Vergne, Chief of Mobility Innovation, City of Detroit
- Matt Jones, SVP Software Engineering, Hyperloop One
- Prashanthi Rao Raman, Director of Public Policy, Lyft
- Kelly Helfrich, Manager, Electric Vehicles, General Motors/Maven
- Roger Lanctot, Director, Automotive Connected Mobility, Strategy Analytics
- Carla Bailo, CEO & President, Center for Automotive Research
The $300 discount officially ended on Friday but is often valid over the weekend and a $200 discount ending on Friday, April 6. Register here with the coupon code AUTOCC100 for an additional $100 off registration automakers and government entities receive complimentary passes.