India IoT - TI Automotive 2018

About The Event

CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS : IoT in India

ADAS & Autonomous Vehicles

(Driver Assistance, Enhanced Mobility, Blind Spot Awareness, Night Vision, Heads Up Display, Self-Parking (Assistance), Automotive Emergency Breaking, Risk of Distracted Driving, Infrastructure)

Fleet Management & Shared Mobility

(Total Cost of Ownership, Shared Robo Fleets, Vehicle Tracking, Fuel Monitoring, Mobility Services, Remote Diagnostics, Preventive Maintenance, Sensors (Fuel, Load, Temperature), Vehicle Health Monitoring, After Market Opportunities)

Cyber Security/OTA/In-Vehicle Monitoring

Data Safety and Security, Over-the-Air updates, Privacy regulation & framework, Ensuring Secure Communication

Telematics Solutions – Moving Up the Value Chain 

(Telematics Integration, Customized Application, Safety & Security, Fuel Monitoring, In-Car Content, Government Regulations, Optimizing Operational Cost, Infrastructure, Enhancing Customer Relationship)

Insurance Telematics (Hurdles, Lessons, Future)

(UBI, Driving Habits, Premium Discount, Data Analysis & Monetization, Regulatory Landscape, Connected Claims, Future Proof Telematics)

E-Mobility & Lighting

(EV Telematics framework, Simplifies the Charging Conundrum, Smart Charging, Next Generation Vehicle Lighting Control )

NEW TOPICS TO BE COVERED

Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning: The emergence of AI in automotive companies, has paved a way that is helping bring operational and business transformations, thereby leading to an increased level of accuracy in decision-making and improved performance. The automobile is getting transformed by technologies too. AI and machine learning algorithms have found an increasing level of applicability in this industry. AI is shaping every aspect of the automotive industry, from driving to design to manufacturing. Vehicle concepting, dashboard displays, and automotive assembly are all experiencing unprecedented innovation with the adoption of AI and Machine learning.

Blockchain: Blockchain technologies offer auto manufacturers, as well as numerous other constituencies across the automotive ecosystem, a range of potential benefits. Blockchain may serve as a key enabler for autonomous cars as it has the potential to facilitate commerce between cars and other devices in scalable architectures and ensure repeatable outcomes/expectations. This is required to establish value and define trust between stakeholders and machines, both of which are limited in the Internet of Things (IoT) as it exists today. The players of the automotive ecosystem are now waking up to the opportunities that blockchain brings.

Digital Cockpit: With time consumers’ needs have changed greatly when it comes to automotive technology. These expectations are being shaped by the changes in the technologies, Digital Cockpit meets these needs and more by providing infotainment and IoT services. It also includes Telematics, Instrument Panel Clusters and Heads Up Displays (HUD). A number of companies are introducing digital cockpits in their cars to differentiate their products and as well as make in-car time for the customer more enjoyable, comfortable and productive.

In-Vehicle Monitoring: The use of monitoring systems in aviation has been common practice for many years. ‘Black box’ technology, as it is often referred to, is now commonplace in road vehicles too. An in- vehicle monitoring system (IVMS) describes any electronic device that is used to track, assess and report on vehicle activity which in turn reflects on the driver’s behaviour. Whether it is a
sophisticated telematics system that is fitted to the vehicle itself, a GPS, or simply a smart phone app, to reduce incidents on the road and deliver efficiency in road transport operations.

In-Car Content: With the increase in the autonomy of cars has increased the driver time as it is no longer required for the drivers to be concentrated in one task. This has increased in the demand for entertainment features in the car. The connectivity in cars provide with the option to deliver to the customized entertainment solutions. Connected Car Content solutions lets automotive manufacturers deliver rich, content centric experiences that are deeply integrated into the native HMI. The content supply chain is more heterogeneous, localized and fragmented than ever before. Drivers in different regions demand very different content and have increasingly particular tastes. It also presents the automakers with business opportunities.

E-Mobility: Electro Mobility (or e-Mobility) represents the concept of using electric powertrain technologies, in-vehicle information, and communication technologies and connected infrastructures to enable the electric propulsion of vehicles and fleets. Powertrain technologies include full electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids, as well as hydrogen fuel cell vehicles that convert hydrogen into electricity. e-Mobility efforts are motivated by the need to address corporate fuel efficiency and emission requirements, as well as market demands for lower operational costs.

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