Recommended Event
2.-3. November 2015
Venue: Messe, Stuttgart
Conference Organizer: TU Automotive
Latest News:
German and British Governments to Keynote at Europe’s Biggest Connected Car Event
September 24: TU-Automotive has just confirmed 2 brand-new keynote presentations from
- Norbert Barthle, Parliamentary State Secretary, Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure (DE)
- Iain Forbes, Head of the Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles, Department for Transport (UK)
Suttgart, Europe’s industrial automotive centre, will play host to the largest automotive tech event in 2015 – TU-Automotive Europe Conference & Exhibition 2-3 November, Stuttgarter Messe.
The event brings together Europe’s biggest gathering of telematics, wireless, CE and automotive executives to discuss the connected car, future mobility and the path from ADAS to autonomous. Expect top level discussions after our extenisve research period with input from other 100 industry insiders.
With BMW, Daimler, JLR, PSA, Mahindra, Volvo, Ford, Kia and more speaking this truly is the most important automotive event in your calendar.
Don’t miss the unrivalled networking opportunity presented by our new and bigger venue, over 1100 attendees and pre and post event networking. This is the place to meet your key partners face to face and strike those important deals for 2016.
There will be an acute focus on telematics and connectivity, but to reflect the other hot trends in the industry right now, the event will also cover mobility and autonomous technology.
- Data – The Industry’s Holy Grail? Streams of in-car data promise a new frontier of services but how do we best feel the full weight of its power?
- Mobility Transformed: Electric? Automated? Shared? Discover how disruptors and automakers will develop tech for emerging use cases to create the car of tomorrow
- From ADAS to Autonomous: Take a step-by-step approach to overcome hurdles relating to active safety, regulations and consumer acceptance as the car becomes more automated
- Connecting the Chaos – Car & the IoT: With millions of disparately connected devices, debate which IoT applications actually make sense for consumers and their cars
- Security by Design: Immobilise hackers and create digital trust amongst consumers by building common infrastructure platforms that shut the door on remote access
