Eighth international conference on connected vehicles starts

Up to 500 delegates and 50 exhibitors are expected at the eighth IEEE International Conference on Connected Vehicles and Expo in Graz, Austria, on November 4-8.

Key speakers include Philip Koopman from Carnegie Mellon University on A Strategy for Evolving Self-Driving Car Safety Assurance, Steven E Shladover from California PATH, UC Berkeley on Practical

Challenges to the Implementation of Automated Driving Systems, Thomas Kuehbeck from

BMW on the Importance of Standardisation and Shared Code for Evaluating Automated

Systems, and Sebastian Fischmeister from the University of Waterloo on The Convergence

of Safety and Security in Connected Vehicles.

It’s described as the world’s premier conference in that field to bridge the automated vehicle gap, and includes experts, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers from around the world presenting the latest innovations and advances on connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs).