11 August, 2020 [10:00 AM SGT]
| ONLINE EVENT
Autonomous Transportation
Autonomous Transportation
10:00 am - 10:10 am
Opening Remarks from Chairperson
Stav Shvartz -
Investment Director at Automobility & Director of Business Development APAC, Opsys,
Former Ford China AV Strategist
Stav Shvartz
Investment Director at Automobility & Director of Business Development APAC, OpsysFormer Ford China AV Strategist
10:10 am - 10:50 am
Exploring Urban Planning and Infrastructure Readiness for Autonomous Transport
Juan Intan Kanggrawan -
Head of Data Analytics,
Jakarta Smart City
- Building the right infrastructure through data and analytics for successful AV development
- Integrating autonomous mobility solutions into urban planning to support social needs, economic and environmental sustainability
- Integrating AV planning into national and transport policy for sustainable urban development
10:50 am - 11:30 am
Solving the Shortage of Truck Drivers and Reducing Labor Cost with Robo Trucks
Koen Cardon -
Chief Executive Officer,
Katoen Natie Singapore
- Exploring economic viability of autonomous and semi-autonomous trucks in addressing shortage of truck drivers
- Combining human drivers and AI to reduce fuel usage and increase run time
- Exploring the limitation and benefits of level 4 semi-autonomous trucks and its initial real-world application
11:30 am - 12:10 pm
Expanding Autonomous Driving Simulation – Finding the Right Scale
Bernhard Mueller-Bessler -
Managing Director,
VIRES Simulationstechnologie GmbH
- Exploring new and advanced methods of simulating systems and environments for autonomous driving
- Identifying the different aspects of scaling simulation execution and fidelity in order to achieve better results faster
- Creating a dynamic content in driving simulations to meet the growing need to harmonise the timing and behavior of dynamic traffic entities
12:10 pm - 12:50 pm
Identifying Key Steps Towards Readiness for On-Road Trials – Thailand’s Three-Wheeler Robo Tuk Tuk
Jirapat Janjerdsak -
Chief Technology Officer,
Siriventures
Dr Pasan Kulvanit - Project Manager - Autonomous Vehicles, Ministry of Higher Education, Research, Innovation. Thai Government
The public-private partnership Thailand government, Siri venture and Airovr will test Thailand’s first self-driving tuk-tuk in an effort to push Thailand towards the forefront of developing autonomous-vehicle technology in South-east Asia. The Robo Tuk Tuk will be deployed in an upscale private residential area coming Q1 2020.
- Planning the phases of infrastructure implementation to monitor the trials’ progress and support the on-road tests
- Designing the safety framework to address safety for all road users
- Working with key participants to continuously develop and strengthen their expertise and capabilities to accelerate readiness for on-road trials
Dr Pasan Kulvanit
Project Manager - Autonomous VehiclesMinistry of Higher Education, Research, Innovation. Thai Government
12:50 pm - 1:30 pm
Validating the Security of Your Autonomous Vehicle in the World of 5G
Rick Kundi -
Automotive Solution Manager,
Keysight
- Knowing how automotive could be targeted for cyber-attacks and how these attacks could be performed
- Identifying the potential loopholes of your automotive design
- Addressing how these loopholes can be addressed to prevent cyber-attacks
1:00 pm - 1:00 pm
End of FCW Virtual Conference Day One
Safety of passengers is highly prioritised in the development of Autonomous Vehicles. Test-bed aids the facilitation of more accurate research, subsequently ensuring functional and operational safety and security in the driverless cars. Pioneering test-bed acts as a pilot programme and can gradually expand to operational services. The aim is to gain public and transport regulators trust in self-driven road vehicles.
Premium Content - Masterclass
2:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Workshop A: Mile by Mile: Setting Up Your Test-Bed
Mahesh Shinde -
GM, HEAD - ERC (Indoor testing),
Tata Motors Limited
Safety of passengers is highly prioritised in the development of Autonomous Vehicles. Test-bed aids the facilitation of more accurate research, subsequently ensuring functional and operational safety and security in the driverless cars. Pioneering test-bed acts as a pilot programme and can gradually expand to operational services. The aim is to gain public and transport regulators trust in self-driven road vehicles.
- Defining private, semi-public, public test-beds and considerations involved in expansion of test area
- Exploring dual function of testing the most critical functionality in the real world, while at the same time validating that the simulation in the virtual world is correct
- Identifying scenario-based methodology to analyse country’s traffic conditions and driver behavior
