Claim One of Just 120 Seats to Explore AI's Impact on Automotive

We're gathering a select group of professionals from within and outside automotive to explore how artificial intelligence is changing how cars are designed, built and utilized.

This full-day event on April 5 in Birmingham, MI is laser-focused on AI in Automotive, with presentations from Wards analysts, technology providers and other visionaries with unique perspectives on how AI will transform the industry.

Boris Shulkin
Vice President,
Research and Development

Boris Shulkin was named Vice President for Magna International’s Corporate Engineering and Research & Development group in January 2014.

In this role, Shulkin is responsible for technology incubation and product strategy, technical due diligence and intellectual property assessment of new technologies and high-tech startups.

Dr. Kay Stepper
Vice President, Head of Driver Assistance and Automated Driving N. America Chassis Systems Control

Dr. Kay Stepper is Head of the Regional Business Unit Driver Assistance and Automated Driving, and Vice President of Engineering for the Chassis Systems Control division of Robert Bosch LLC in Plymouth, Michigan.

He is responsible for the product and business development of automotive driver assistance products and systems in North America.

Adam Emfield
Principal
User Experience Manager

Adam Emfield leads the Design & Research, Innovation, and In-Vehicle Experience (DRIVE) Lab, and is responsible for the usability program for Nuance’s Automotive division. Coming from a background in both cognitive psychology and industrial engineering, he and his cross-functional team work across the division to develop new ideas for in-vehicle experiences, as well as to validate existing concepts.

We're announcing more speakers in the days to come. Keep watching the official site for the latest on our presenters, agenda, and more. And click here to lock in your spot while saving $100 with the early registration discount!

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Speeding Engineering and Product Development
with AI

Supercomputers have been used for decades in crash testing, combustion engineering and other data-intensive areas to solve complex problems and reduce time to market. Hear how AI is adding a new dimension to these and other crucial processes.

Will there be enough AI computing power to operate tomorrow’s autonomous vehicles?

The processing power of computing hardware is expanding rapidly, but the data necessary to operate and support autonomous vehicles seems to be growing even faster. Will there be enough power when the rubber starts hitting the road?

The Latest Advancements in Deep Learning and Machine Intelligence

Hear the latest news on how these technologies are transforming automotive.

What We Can Learn from Other Industries

AI is enabling breakthroughs in medicine, energy and many other fields. What are they doing that could be useful in automotive?

Using AI to Create the Ultimate User Experience

Imagine driving down a street, looking at a storefront and wondering out loud if they had any sales – and then having your car tell you it has the new shoes you’ve been looking for on sale, in your size and verifies your purchase with iris recognition. Or picture a car that uses facial recognition and mapping data to create the most stress-free commutes.

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Save $100 before February 16 or
attendee max of 120 is reached.
(Early rate: $625. Regular rate: $725)