Autonomous Driving Meetup #3
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Be quick and join us for the 3rd edition of Munich's original Autonomous Driving Meetup!
Intel is hosting us this time at the Campeon Park in the south of Munich (Lilienthalstrasse 15, Neubiberg)
It is crucial for Intel that all visitors wear a badge when they enter Intel's premises, so please print the following badge and write your name and company / university / ? on it.
https://secure.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/a/b/a/600_464342746.jpeg
Please also bring an ID or passport with your photo for their security along.
Otherwise you won't be able to enter...
Detailed directions:
http://www.weconnecteurope.org/sites/default/files/documents/Intel_Lilienthalstrasse.pdf
___ Agenda ___
_ Registration & Socializing
_ Intro
Florian Netter, Tech Lead Software Competence Center, Audi Electronics Venture; Christoph Heer, Engineering Manager, Intel
_ End to end solution for Autonomous Driving
Michael Steyer, Technical Consulting Engineer; Karl Neumayer, System FAE for acceleration in automotive systems; Dr. Hardik Shah, Field Application Engineer; all Intel
_ Dinner Break
_ Linking Safety and Security: Why the right foundation is essential
Chris Tubbs, Business Development Director EMEA, Green Hills Software
_ Map data at scale from street level images contributed by anyone
Emil Dautovic, VP Automotive @ Mapillary
_ Socializing
___ Sessions ___
_ End to end solution for Autonomous Driving
Michael Steyer, Technical Consulting Engineer; Karl Neumayer, System FAE for acceleration in automotive systems; Dr. Hardik Shah, Field Application Engineer; all Intel
Session abstract:
Intel provides end to end solution for Autonomous driving, from labelling of the collected data, training in the cloud, connecting via 5G and scoring in a car. The solution is a constellation of tools, frameworks and hardware platforms. This presentation introduces a part of the complete solution and shows how easily, using a unified tool chain, different architectures (e.g. Xeon and FPGA) can be targeted. Join us to see the action!
Speaker bios:
Michael Steyer is a technical consulting engineer supporting technical and high performance computing segments within the Software & Services Group at Intel.
Karl Neumayer is working for Intel Programmable Solutions Group as a System FAE for acceleration in automotive systems.
Dr. Hardik Shah is a Field Application Engineer working for Intel Programmable Solutions Group in Central European team.
_ Linking Safety and Security: Why the right foundation is essential
Chris Tubbs, Business Development Director EMEA, Green Hills Software
Session abstact:
Connected and autonomous vehicles are multi-CPU systems with complex software content, gateways, sensors, cameras, multi-mode connectivity and more. Software developers face a huge challenge to integrate all of this technology and, most importantly, ensure that all facets of vehicle safety and security are addressed throughout development and into production. This development is an enormous task and presents a sophisticated threat profile. The OEM management team responsible for safety and security of the vehicle are ultimately liable in the event of an out of control vehicle causing damage or taking innocent lives.
This talk will examine the link between safety and security, the threats and where they come from, and the multi-step approach to developing well-architected vehicle electronics.
Speaker Bio:
Chris Tubbs is an industry veteran with 42 years’ experience in the Avionics, Simulation, Medical, Automotive and Software Industries. After 15 years in the Aerospace industry managing safety critical systems he co- founded companies in the Simulation and Medical Imaging markets in the roles of Commercial and Managing Director. He then spent eight Years in the Automotive industry in Germany and Holland as a Development and Business Development Manager after which he joined Green Hills Software in 2008. Chris was promoted to Director of Business Development EMEA in 2012 since when he has specialized in Safety and Security.
_ Map data at scale from street level images contributed by anyone
Emil Dautovic, VP Automotive @ Mapillary
Session abstact:
Old school mapping is slow, expensive and doesn't scale, how do we change that as preparation for the world of autonomous vehicles
Speaker Bio:
Leading Mapillary's automotive initiatives for providing data and services for the future of cars based on Mapillary's street-level imagery platform, powered by collaboration and computer vision. Emil has been working within the automotive field for more than a decade. Starting with TAT The Astonishing Tribe, he had the responsibility for building up the Business Area Automotive from scratch. After that, joined the BlackBerry / QNX and had the responsibility for the business development in EMEA. Emil holds a Master of Science degree in Electronical Engineering from the Faculty of Engineering at Lund University Sweden.
___ Further Details ___
> Sponsor: Intel
> The talks are all held in english and will take ~30 minutes each