SCHEDULE
June 20
AGENDA
world market overview
The session examines the state-of-the-art and major trends on a global scale, focusing on technology challenges, major enablers, eco-systems and overcoming business models which will shape the future of the market. It will be analyzed the many ways automotive technologies, digital applications and telecommunication capabilities intersect to provide advanced features, currently and in the next future, and the role disruptive technology like AI is going to be in the automotive industry.
Key Takeaways
- World market overview, technology trends and industry driving factors
- The European coordination for policies, legislation and projects
- Ensuring interoperability and the smooth travelling across borders
- Mobility as a Service: understanding new revenue streams that MaaS can generate in the business
- The impact of AV/VR, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning technology in the automotive field
- Overview of Data Monetization opportunities: data-driven services and business models within the automotive industry
- Rethinking Insurance Telematics, how the quick digital transformation is affecting mobility and InsurTech
- Addressing consumer trust issues related to cybersecurity, use of data, liability, ownership, GDPR
Chairman: Gianluigi Ferri, AUTOTEQ5G Creator and Founder, Innovability
9:00 am Opening remarks by the chairman
9:15 am Connected Car implications in automotive digitalization
Andrea Giuliano, Automotive Head of Turin Office, IHS Markit
Beatriz Minamy, Senior Technical Analyst – Connected Car, IHS Markit
9:40 am Amazon Web Services: paving the way for the future of Automotive
Massimo Cavazzini, Business Development, Amazon Web Services
10:00 am Megatrends impacting the mobility of the future
Philipp J. Reuter, Head of Mediterranean Region, Frost & Sullivan
10:20 am Evoluzione del quadro regolamentare europeo e nazionale in ambito servizi CAM (Connected and Automated Mobility)
Davide Gallino, Dirigente Ufficio Sviluppo infrastrutture e servizi digitali, governance di Internet, AGCOM – Autorità per le Garanzie nelle Comunicazioni
10:35 Q&A
10:40 am End of session
PROVIDING THE CONNECTIVITY: WILL 5G NETWORKS BE THE MOST VIABLE CHOICE? JUN 20 @ 11:30 am - 1:15 pm
Delivering fast and reliable connectivity is a must for the uptake of the connected cars. The issue is critical not only to the automotive industry, but also to the future development of cost effective ITS solutions.
The expected capabilities of 5G are huge – much higher speed and low latency for example – but the discussion is wheather or not the existing networks can deliver almost all of the automotive needs.
This session will examine the connectivity technologies that will maximize the benefits of the connected car, thus making it a commercially viable reality in the next future.
Key Takeaways
- Overview of the emerging standards for the harmonized and co-ordinated approach to connectivity, both within Europe and globally
- Fast, low latency, robust and reliable connections for V2X communication across all different environments and situations: what connectivity solutions exist?
- What is the right technology mix and balance in terms of spectrum allocated on a licenced, unlicenced and shared basis?
- What role can 5G play generally in delivering the required connectivity?
Chairman: Edoardo Calia, Deputy Director, LINKS Foundation
11:30 am Opening remarks by the chairman
11:45 am Standardization and expected performances of Connected Vehicles
Paolo Pagano, Director, CNIT – Port of Livorno joint laboratory
12:00 pm Challenges of global connectivity for mobility solutions
Alberto Bonamico, Business Development Director – Automotive, Transatel
12:20 pm Roles and opportunities in European 5G validation platform – Experience from H2020 project 5G EVE
Silvia Canale, Co-Founder & Chairman, Ares2t
12:40 pm Setting new standards in IoT Connectivity for Vehicle Telematics
Giuseppe Pittari, Vice President Business Development Italy, 1NCE
1:00 pm 5G and Automotive, ongoing experiences
Gabriele Elia, Head Standard, Technology Communication & IPR, TIM
1:10 pm Q&A
1:15 pm End of session
CYBERSECURITY AND THE SAFETY CHALLENGEJUN 20 @ 11:30 am - 1:15 pm
A secured data environment for the connected car, where machine-generated data as well as personal data and information are protected is crucial for the future of the connected vehicle.
The session addresses the security aspects in the domains of Smart Vehicles, thus investigating cyber security threats, challenges and solutions, as well as the technology to ensure traceability in the forthcoming scenario.
Key Takeaways
- The EU cybersecurity certification framework
- What are software providers doing to develop cyber security solutions for the connected car and to respond to constantly evolving cyber threats?
- Addressing the key safety concerns when moving towards connected and autonomous vehicle
- Car manufacturers, the supply chain and the telecom industry facing the implementation of end-to end security strategies: state-of-the- art and perspectives
- The on-going discussion about data ownership, protection and usage
- Intellectual Property in the Automotive value chain
- Providing safety in-vehicle systems and E-Call compliance
- The latest new about vehicle theft prevenction technology
Chairman: Paolo Lezzi, Vice Presidente, EUCACS
11:30 Automotive attack surfaces: case studies
Paolo Lezzi, Vice Presidente, EUCACS
11:50 Evolution of cyber risk in the automotive sector
Luigi Bisbiglia, Business Development Manager, SBD
12:10 Cybersecurity threats for connected vehicles
Filippo Capocasale, Manager – BSL Security, NTT Data
12:30 CANDY CREAM, haCking infotAiNment AnDroid sYstems to Command instRument clustEr via cAn data fraMe
Gianpiero Costantino, Researcher, CNR – Ilaria Matteucci, Researcher, CNR
12:50 Securing the entire vehicle lifecycle
Giuseppe Faranda Cordella, CEO, Drivesec
1:10 Q&A
1:15 End of session
MOBILITY & THE SMART CITY JUN 20 @ 2:10 pm - 2:45 pm
Smart cities are born at the municipal planning level, when city officials make a financial and philosophical commitment to building one. Innovative mobility is a key part in the emergence of smart city strategy around the world.
The role of technology is expected to increase as ICTs continue to be integrated in cities in novel ways. With the rise of the sharing economy, new modes, and a variety of app-based mobility services, people have more choices for getting around than ever before.
While autonomous, connected and shared mobility often relies on technology, it is critical to develop and implement thoughtful programs and policy to support it.
Key Takeaways
- Smart Mobility at the policy level
- Experiment autonomous driving in an urban context
- Opportunities and threats associated with the incumbent arrival of connected and autonomous vehicles in our cities
Chairman: Gianluigi Ferri, AUTOTEQ5G Creator and Founder, Innovability
2:10 pm Opening remarks by the chairman
2:15 pm The Smart Road Torino project
Paola Pisano, Assessore all’Innovazione e Smart City, Città di Torino
2:30 pm Autonomous vehicles in the city of the future
Stefano Borgato, Transport Planner & Policy Analyst, TRT – Trasporti e Territorio
2:45 pm End of session
EMBEDDED TECHNOLOGY FROM ADAS TO AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE JUN 20 @ 2:45 pm - 4:45 pm
Advanced driver assistance systems are becoming increasingly powerful in the functionality of the vehicles. In the near future, full automation is going be introduced in the vehicle, which will even allow unmanned driving.
Integrating autonomous vehicle controls into an already complicated vehicle system will increase the challenges in maintaining a failsafe system by design, as sensor fusion, cyber security and cost-reduction efforts are key enablers for the deployment.
ICT and automotive competences, solutions and production approaches merge within the autonomous and connected vehicles of the future, to address key questions.
Key Takeaways
- From ADAS to Autonomous vehicles: state of the industry and overcoming challenges
- AR/VR systems supporting the driving safety
- Autonomous parking systems, the technology mix estraordinarily reducing the time needed to find the slot and park the vehicle
- Embedded HW & Vehicle Networking, the roots for every development in connected vehicles
- Achieving an effective predictive maintenance through analytics and AI
- Opportunities and concerns in the Over-the-Air updates services
- The huge impact of Big Data & Analytics in the automotive sector
- Cloud & EDGE solutions, establishing an infrastructure to manage the digital transformation
Chairman: Antonio Cirella, Journalist
2:50 pm Broadcom Multi-Gig Ethernet Networking for emerging automotive applications
Marco Accomazzo, Networking Specialist FAE EMEA, EBV Elektonik
3:10 pm Advanced Driver Assistance Systems & Smart Cameras for the Automotive Aftermarket – Enhancing Safety and Reduce Insurance Costs
Giuseppe Amato, Technical Manager & Business Development Europe, VIA Technologies
3:30 pm Reliable and Performing Storage Solutions for Automotive market
Matteo Zammattio, Technologist – EMEA CTS Field Applications Engineering, Western Digital
3:50 pm Our Image Sensor Solutions for Automotive
Gianluca Fazio, Regional Sales Engineer, ON Semiconductors
4:10 pm BlockChain per la mobilità del futuro
Andrea Vesco, Head of Cybersecurity Research Area, LINKS Foundation
4:30 pm Q&A
4:45 pm Fine della sessione
ROUND TABLE: TELEMATICS FEATURES FOR CONNECTED VEHICLES JUN 20 @ 2:45 pm - 4:45 pm
Automotive telematics, the capability of monitoring and managing a vehicle by using localization and onboard diagnostics, enables vehicles to share data with the outside world.
The critical question is how the data generated within a vehicle will effectively interact with data of the outside world through connected devices. This makes the role of telematics service providers important, as they offer services to vehicle drivers for either a subscription fee or any other arrangement. These can be emergency services or information services to improve the driving experience.
Key Takeaways
- Connected-vehicle safety applications designed to increase situation awareness and mitigate traffic accidents through Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) and Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) communications
- UBI and Pay-How-You-Drive insurances: state-of-the-art and ongoing projects
- Fleet management telematics: improving the safety and efficiency of commercial transportation
- The innovation in mapping systems, from 3D modeling to AI supported applications for Big Data Analysis
- Rapid and flexible infotainment delivery and management
- Automated emergency calling
- The bemusing array of automotive telematics technology, specialized software, and integration needed to fulfill the expectations of the connected drivers and passengers
Chairman: Sergio Tusa, President, TSP Association
Speakers
The connected car … seen by the driver. The role and risks of data in the car industry.
Gianluca Di Loreto, Partner, Bain & Company
Driven by Design
Alessandro Via, Head of Service Design, Generali Italia
Andrea Radini, Business Architect, Cattolica Assicurazioni
Massimiliano Mascoli, Head of Insurtech, Business execution & international business, Sara Assicurazioni
Diego Soulé, Head of Strategy Region Eu3 per Mobile Device & Digital Risk & Telematics, Allianz Partners Italia
Igor Valandro, CEO, Air – Connecting Things