From the Chip to City Event

Veranstaltung | 09 März 2022 | 9.00 - 17.00 CET | Registration 8.30
Hotel Scandic Opalen, Engelbrektsgatan 73, Gothenburg, Sweden

Autonomous vehicles integrated with the smart city and mobility infrastructure of tomorrow!

The future of automotive industry and mobility infrastructure

Welcome to this live event that will cover the big picture of Autonomous vehicles integrated with the smart city and mobility infrastructure of tomorrow!

As the automotive industry races to develop and improve the ADAS/AD capabilities of tomorrows vehicles, the complexity in the city landscape is ever deepening due to increase in traditional mobility and new emerging micro mobility.

The relation between the infrastructure of our cities and the means of transportation for tomorrow is growing increasingly important. With a multitude of new emerging solutions to mobility, the challenges faced today by OEMs are seriously multi-faceted and the solutions are heading in a direction of an increasing dependence on not only on-board sensors and computing power but also leveraging the off-board solutions of a smarter city, the Smart City.

Furthermore, city planners will have to face the important challenge of balancing the environment, safety and mobility needs through deployment of new technology and swift development of new rules and regulations. In this arena the OEMs will play a very important role in promoting and establishing the safe, comfortable, and smart methods of mobility. To meet these challenges a holistic approach towards mobility and smart infrastructure is required and with these new modes of collaboration and abilities to quickly adapt to a rapidly developing requirements landscape in smart mobility and smart infrastructure.

Join us for a day of presentations and discussions with an aim to consolidate the challenges, solutions and vision of the ever-stronger connection between the future of mobility and the future of our cities.

We have gathered some of the most inspiring speakers and visioners for the Automotive Industry:

Maria Börjesson
Professor of Economics, VTI Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute, Affiliated professor in economics at Linköping University
Topic: Cities in transformation - or not? Understanding how emerging trends shape our mobility. Maria Börjesson’s research covers transport policy, transport modelling and transport economics, and Maria will challenge our ideas on what the future of mobility will look like in our cities of today and tomorrow.

Elisabeth Hörnfeldt
Head of Innovation Office| YRI | Scania CV AB
Topic: What will affect the future of transportation and logistics? Elisabeth will share about their HITS project and the EU collaboration project Alice.

Gwen van Vugt
Senior Director Autonomous Vehicles at Siemens
Topic: The future of autonomous vehicles and connected cities!

Lee Harrison
Automotive IC Solutions Manager, at Siemens EDA
Topic: Cloud technology is touching almost every part of a vehicles electronic system, the complexity and the stakes are higher than ever when it comes to ensuring that Safety and Security! Not just at source, but at every level of the automotive supply chain and beyond. But the reach of this technology is far greater, and far more complex than its original intended use and here lies great vulnerability that we need to address!

Edward Bernardon
VP Strategic Automotive Initiatives at Siemens
Topic: Smart Cars, Smart Cities, Smart People – Making our Transportation Future
Autonomous, electric cars and smart cities will have a transformational impact on our lives. As the next generation of smart electric car technology develops, supporting technology and infrastructure is also evolving to help make autonomous electric cars a common occurrence in our daily lives. This ranges from a variety of transportation modes, micro-mobility to air taxis as well as urban infrastructure, laws and regulations. This presentation will highlight the challenges and issues of how smart cars and smart cities are evolving together to create our transportation future.

Andreas Finnstedt
Country Director at Siemens Smart Infrastructure
Topic: Charging the evolution of eMobility, connecting the real and digital world!

Douglas A. Burcicki
Senior Director, Integrated Electrical Systems at Siemens Digital Industries Software
Topic: Automotive and Heavy Equipment Industries’ role in achieving viable Sustainability
Transportation and Heavy Equipment Industries realize the importance of achieving true sustainability on our planet. However, the path is fraught with challenges – companies must remain financially viable to exist long term, sustainability must bring value to consumers, partners, and producers, and we must achieve it within the context of existing infrastructure. Companies struggle to transform internally, let alone with external partners such as municipalities and governments as well as technology providers. The only way to succeed is through intense partnerships that change where and how the players cooperate. Join us to gain insight on this fascinating and worthwhile topic.

Matthieu Worm
Senior Principal Expert, Simulation & Digital Twin at Siemens Technology
Topic: Lifecycle insights with the Executable Digital Twin
The true added value of a Digital Twin for complex megatronic products like autonomous vehicles, comes when the entire lifecycle is taken into account from the start. During every stage of the product's lifecycle its Digital Twin is enriched and performance optimization is in reach at all times. Siemens drives advanced research towards standardization of critical Digital Twin technology, to enable a digital thread from design, through manufacturing and use, up to disposal and recycling: a prerequisite for every stakeholder in the future of mobility eco-system.

Event details

This free-of-charge physical event is hosted by Siemens Digital Industries inviting Executives C-level managers and decision-makers within the Automotive and Transportation Industry including the broader related cluster that is directly affected by these trends.

There are a limited number of seats for this selected audience, save your seat now!

The event includes lunch, a buffet that accommodates most dietary needs, as well as “Fika” during the breaks.

Location: Hotel Scandic Opalen
Address: Engelbrektsgatan 73, Gothenburg, Sweden.
Hotel Phone: +46 31 7515300

If you have questions, please contact Maria Veem at maria.veem@siemens.com.

We look forward to seeing you in March!

Your Siemens Team

Agenda

Time Presentation topics Presenter name and title
  9.00     
Welcome - Siemens solutions for the transportation eco system

Ian McGann, Director of Strategy and Innovation, Siemens Digital Industries Software / Ola Jansson, Sales Director Nordics

  9.10     
Cities in transformation - or not? Understanding how emerging trends shape our cities

Maria Börjesson, Professor of Economics, VTI Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute, Affiliated professor in economics at Linköping University

  9.50     
Benefit of the Digital Twin on Chip and City level

Gwen van Vugt, Senior Director Autonomous Vehicles at Siemens

  10.25     
Coffee Break

 

  10.45     
Lifecycle insights with the Executable Digital Twin

Matthieu Worm, Senior Principal Expert, Simulation & Digital Twin at Siemens Technology

  11.20     
The future of transport is electric, autonomous and digital

Per Olof Arnäs, Senior Logistics Strategist, Einride AB

  11.40     
Software vulnerability in connected vehicles

Lee Harrison, Automotive IC Test Solutions Manager

  12.10     
Lunch

 

  13.10     
Automotive and Heavy Equipment Industries’ role in achieving viable sustainability

Doug Burcicki, Sr. Director, Integrated Electrical Systems at Siemens Digital Industries SW

  13.40     
Charging the evolution of eMobility, connecting the real and digital world

Andreas Finnstedt, Country Director at Siemens Smart Infrastructure

  14.10     
Panel discussion - The future of automotive industry and mobility infrastructure

Elisabeth Hörnfeldt, Head of Innovation Office, YR, Scania CV AB / Maria Börjesson, Professor of Economics / Ian McGann Director of Strategy and Innovation Siemens Digital Industries Software / Gwen van Vugt, Senior Director Autonomous Vehicles / Doug Burcicki, Sr. Director, Integrated Electrical Systems at Siemens Digital Industries SW

  15.10     
Coffee break

 

  15.30     
Commercial vehicle transportation of the future - vision

Elisabeth Hörnfeldt, Head of Innovation Office | YRI | Scania CV AB

  16.10     
Smart cars, smart cities and smart people – making our transportation future

Edward Bernardon, Vice President, Strategic Automotive Initiatives Siemens Digital Industries Software

  16.50     
Closing summary

Ian McGann, Director of Strategy and Innovation, Siemens Digital Industries Software

  17.00     
After event mingle



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