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𝐖𝐡𝐲 𝐬𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐥𝐝 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐚𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐝 𝐀𝐮𝐭𝐨𝐦𝐨𝐛𝐢𝐥-𝐄𝐥𝐞𝐤𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐢𝐤 𝐊𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐬?   At the 28th Automobil-Elektronik Kongress (AEK), industry leaders converge to redefine the future of automotive technology. We asked speakers and board members why they attend AEK and what they expect from the event. 🔑 "At the AEK, the ‘who's who’ of automotive and its supply chain convene to share and discuss technology trends and establish standards for innovative automotive electronics. I am proud to once again be a part of it." - Alexander Kocher, CEO, Quintauris 📈 "The Automobil-Elektronik Kongress is one of the most prestigious in the automotive industry. I am looking forward to the exchange on the topic of software-defined vehicles and the '4SDV approach' system, safety, security and software integration that TTTech Auto is pursuing in order to reliably bring safety-critical functions into the vehicle.” - Dr. Dirk Linzmeier, CEO, TTTech Auto 🤖 "I am delighted to speak at the Automobil-Elektronik Kongress, one of the most prestigious conferences in the automotive world, to share my vision for the future of hardware in Level 4 autonomous vehicles. As Pony.ai continues its global expansion, I am very much looking forward to meeting with the key European industry leaders at AEK." - James Peng, Co-Founder and CEO, Pony.ai 🌐 "Building the car of the future is a huge challenge that the automotive industry can only overcome through collaboration. That is why the Automobil-Elektronik Kongress is essential: it is a uniting force for key industry stakeholders to accelerate automotive innovation." - Lars Reger, CTO, NXP Semiconductors Join the conversation and let's drive the future together! #AEK_live #innovation #automotive #technology #SoftwareDefinedVehicle

🚗🔧 **Revolutionizing Mobility: The Evolution of the Automobile Industry** 🔧🚗 Attention automotive enthusiasts and industry aficionados! 📢⚙️ The automobile industry is in the midst of a transformational journey, and the ride ahead promises to be nothing short of exhilarating! 🌟 From advancements in electric vehicles to the integration of artificial intelligence, the future of mobility is being shaped by innovation at every turn. 🌱⚡ But it's not just about the cars themselves. It's about reimagining the entire ecosystem of transportation. It's about creating seamless experiences, reducing carbon footprints, and enhancing safety on our roads. 🛣️🌐 #AutomobileIndustry #MobilityRevolution #InnovationOnTheRoad

Future of the Car Summit 2024 The Future of the Car Summit wrapped up its 10th anniversary marking another significant milestone in providing a unique place for senior experts to address the critical shifts within the automotive industry. As manufacturers face an imminent deadline to phase out the production of combustion engine vehicles, the summit helped ask key questions on the uptake and evolution of electric vehicles (EVs), sustainable production practices, and the role of artificial intelligence in automotive innovation. Industry leaders, innovators, and sponsors convened to debate and discuss the path forward. Key topics included the challenges of securing essential materials for EV production, adapting business models for new revenue streams, and leveraging emerging technologies to reimagine automotive brands and user experiences. Thank you to all who joined! The summit will reconvene from May 13-15, 2025, continuing its role as the pivotal event for the industry. Watch on demand: bit.ly/48nnp4t #FTCar

🌍🚗 Participation at the Reuters Automotive Europe 2024 Conference, Munich 🚗🌍 We had the pleasure of participating at Reuters Automotive Europe 2024 conference in Munich, a benchmark event in the European automotive industry. This was an extraordinary opportunity to learn, collaborate, and connect with leaders and innovators in the field. 🔑 Key Highlights: High-Quality Networking 🤝: We had the chance to meet top professionals in the automotive industry and discuss current and future trends. The interactions and exchange of ideas were extremely valuable for our professional development. Inspiring Presentations 🎤: The speakers at the event discussed technological innovations, sustainability strategies, and digital transformation in the automotive industry. We were deeply inspired by their vision and expertise. Trends and Innovations 🚀: We discovered new directions in electric mobility, autonomous vehicles, and connectivity solutions. This information is essential to staying competitive and relevant in the market. Sustainability and a Green Future 🌱: There was a strong focus on sustainability and the automotive industry's efforts to reduce its carbon footprint. The discussions were a spur for us to continue aligning our practices with environmental goals. 🤩 Personal and Professional Impact: Participating in this conference provided us with new perspectives and innovative ideas that we will implement in our future projects. It was a valuable experience that strengthened our commitment to contributing to the evolution of the automotive industry. We are delighted to have been part of this prestigious event and look forward to applying the knowledge gained to create better and more sustainable solutions in the automotive field. 🚘✨ #REAutoEU #Munich2024 #Innovation #Sustainability #Networking #AutomotiveIndustry #Euroalpinexpress 🚗🌍🔋

The term CASE was coined to describe four pivotal areas of technology that have since shaped automotive product development: connected, automated, shared, and electrified. Recently, a roundtable organised by international automotive network ASSOCIATION GERPISA featured FISITA’s Rémi Bastien in a debate on the merits of CASE alongside industry experts Patrick PELATA and Takahiro Fujimoto. Chaired by Tommaso Pardi, Director of GERPISA, the panel delved into various topics under the theme, “Convergence and divergence of trajectories of changes. The end of the CASE paradigm in the automotive industry?” Panellists:  - Remi Bastien: Special Advisor to the FISITA CEO and former VP automotive prospective of Renault Group  - Patrick Pelata: President of Académie des technologies, President of Meta Consulting LLC, former Chief Operating Officer of Renault  - Takahiro Fujimoto: Professor at Waseda University, Professor Emeritus at The University of Tokyo, and Senior Research Associate at Harvard Business School    Discussion highlights:  - CASE – a paradigm shift, or mere hype?  Despite significant investment, CASE is far to fully realise the vision of a world dominated by connected, autonomous, shared, and electric vehicles as initially projected a decade ago. The panel debated whether CASE represents a true paradigm shift or if it has been overhyped. - What happens next?  Given the varied maturity levels of CASE components, the discussion explored current focal points in automotive technology development and what the future might hold. The panellists do not believe in a future with 100% sales with CASE products. Remi BASTIEN (FISITA) stated that, regarding the impact for the society and environment, the S for share is the most important... but the most difficult dimension to achieve.  - Regional development trends  The panel examined whether the divergent development patterns in different countries and regions will persist, or if new automotive technologies will eventually converge into global standards, creating a truly global market.    This insightful debate sheds light on the evolving landscape of automotive technology and the future direction of CASE initiatives. To watch the full panel discussion visit: https://lnkd.in/eZSFU4Fb  and use password: z2a73^ZZ #AutomotiveIndustry #CASE #ConnectedCars #AutonomousVehicles #SharedMobility #ElectricVehicles #FISITA #GERPISA

With 2024 upon us, check out these 5 top automotive technologies showcased at CES 2024 that are transforming the automotive industry. #ces2024 #automotiveindustry #technologies https://lnkd.in/gqeGrT5G

Looking forward to see you at CES, the link below explains some of the innovations to be presented by ACTIA and SIBROS.

Day 2 at #ces2024 highlights. Valens Semiconductor introduces its VA7000, the first MIPI A-PHY serialiser/deserialiser which brings the industry a lot closer to centralised ECU architecture, but also providing a good error-free solution for sensor connectivity- pavinng the way towards autonomous driving. Garry Jacobs - President and CEO of World Academy of Art and Science (WAAS), founded by Robert Oppenheimer, Amandeed Singh Gill - United Nations Secretary General’s Envoy for Technology and Megan Myungwon Lee - Chairwoman and CEO of Panasonic North America delivered a panel on how technology impacts our society and how to foster its potential for the good of the world. Alex Mitchell - Massachusetts Institute of Technology senior Fellow and Christophe Périllat - CEO Valeo, moderated by Jason Stein delivered a panel on the sustainability of mobility sector. Lots of interesting ideas on how to enable sustainability in this area with good inisghts. Key takeaway from the panel discussion - automotive products must be designed with repairability and remanufacturing capabilities in mind. Interesting perspective. Also lots of other interesting discussions and exchanges with industry leaders. Looking forward to Day 3. Leaving here a short video video Honda’s concept electric car- the Space Hub. How was your day at CES? What were your day’s highlights? #automotive #innovation #sustainability #technology

This is a real demonstration how the vehicle lighting could contribute to the future of mobility.