May 13 – 15, 2025 | Frankfurt/Hanau, Germany
Auto[nom]Mobil
May 14 – 15, 2025
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Here you can see a first preview of the Auto[nom]Mobil 2025 program. You will find further presentations and exact presentation times here shortly.
Wednesday, May 14, 2025
Welcome Talk
Dr.-Ing. Michael Fausten - Robert Bosch GmbH
Highlight Market Chair: Dr.-Ing. Michael Fausten - Robert Bosch GmbH
Automated Driving - Why, How and When?
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Steven Peters - Technical University of Darmstadt
Use cases in trucking and public transportation
Further research
Technological sovereignty
Keynote
Alexander Bloch - AMS
What Is Happening Out There? – ADAS Market, Technology and Product
Yuhan Yao - Robert Bosch GmbH
Global overview of the rapidly evolving Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) landscape
Key features, innovative products, and emerging technologies
Market trends, consumer preferences, and regulatory influences
Insights into the current state and future trajectory of automotive safety and automation
Highlight Homologation and Compliance Chair: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Günther Prokop - Technische Universität Dresden
Life Cycle Compliance of AV
Richard Goebelt - TÜV Verband e. V.; David Petanjek - AVL DiTEST
Overcoming Regulatory Fragmentation: challenges posed by diverse regional regulatory systems that affect automated driving system safety
Managing software updates for approved vehicles
Enhancement of road safety by lifecycle safety of automated vehicles
Recommendations for regulatory clarifications
Environmental Perception Chair: Udo Steininger - TESACO GmbH
Future Sensing with Sensor Fusion
Hassan Jan - Magna Electronics
Sensor challenges including upcoming R&R
Active Safety Sensor overview & Performance
How Early Fusion improves the overall performance
Unlocking Collective Awareness for ADAS
Maria Gatz - Magna Electronics
V2X as a sensor: Enhancing perception beyond existing sensor limitations, and supporting real-time decision-making
Challenges of trustworthiness and V2X technology fragmentation
Integration considerations for Connected ADAS
Opportunities for scalable, adaptive architectures to support safety relevant applications
System Stacks
From Deep Fusion of Radar and Video Perception to E2E Automated Driving
Oliver Lange , Jörg Wagner - Robert Bosch GmbH
Modular E2E trained ADAS stack
AI based early fusion/prediction/planning
Temporal modelling
Mixed Reality as a Next Generation Development Tool
Lukas Leonard Köning - BMW Group
Description Mixed Reality as a development and validation method
Pros and cons of the method
BMW concept of a mixed reality vehicle
Prospect of next steps and further research
Podium Discussion
Visit of "Klassikstadt"
Conference Dinner
Thursday, May 15, 2025
Statistical Validation of the BMW Personal Pilot L3
Moritz Werling - BMW Group
Comprehensive safety framework that guided the development and regulatory approval of BMW's first SAE Level 3 Automated Driving System
Integration of Systems Engineering, Risk Analysis, and advanced methods from Statistical Learning
Systematic identification and quantification of uncertainties in hazard scenarios, ensuring a Positive Risk Balance
Alignment with automotive standards, providing a rigorous and transparent safety assurance process for Automated Driving Systems
Continuous XiL Test Pipeline for the Validation of ADAS Software Updates
Martin Herrmann - IPG Automotive GmbH
Overview of various real and virtual test environments for ADAS
The challenge of simulating a complete sensor set
Generating and feeding synthetic sensor and bus data in real time
Advantages of using continuous XiL simulation in practice
Test and Validation II
Validation of Level 3 and 4 Functions: Challenges and Possible Solutions
Dr.-Ing. Mohamed Essayed Bouzouraa - Audi AG
What are the biggest challenges in validating automated driving functions
What data volume and test depth do we need?
What methods and disciplines do we need to solve the validation problem?
AI-Powered Auditing: Scaling Model and Data Validation with Intelligent Agents
Dr. Dan Zhang - Robert Bosch GmbH
Challenges in validating data and AI models
Multi-modal LLMs for automated auditing
Capabilities, Limitations & Key tools
5 Years on the Road - Lessons Learned from Testing AD Systems
Sebastian Klaudt - fka GmbH
Public road AD testing history- a recap
Lessons learned from a multi project testing campaign of public road AD testing
A non-OEM perspective on the challenges of approval for testing
The importance of safety drivers
Outlook and today’s boundary conditions
Highlight EU Perspective
How AI Influences the Validation and Homologation of ADAS and AF from the Perspective of International Standardisation
Prof. Dr. Joachim Taiber - IAMTS
From Development to Production: How to ensure compliance and type approval of an autonomous eco-system
Dr.-Ing. René S. Hosse - Volkswagen AG
Vision of autonomous on-demand mobility services
Digitisation of the human driver
Regulatory hurdles and challenges
Way forward
Program subject to change.