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Thursday, April 122 – 2:20 p.m.2:40 – 3 p.m.

Connect2CarTM ProgramBallroom 260Tuesday, April 1010:40 a.m. – 12 p.m.2 – 5 p.m.

Wednesday, April 1110:40 a.m. – 12 p.m.2 – 5 p.m.

Thursday, April 128:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.

SAE Connected Vehicle ChallengeBallroom 260Thursday, April 121 p.m. – 4 p.m.

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Connect2CarTM Related Events

June 20-21, 2018SAE Automated and Connected Vehicle Systems Testing SymposiumGreenville, South Carolina, USA

July 22-27, 2018SAE CyberAuto Challenge™Detroit, Michigan, USA

August 14-15, 2018Intelligent and Connected Vehicles SymposiumKunshan City, Jiangsu, Chin

September 5-6, 2018Connect2CarTM: Executive Leadership ForumSan Jose, California, USA

October 9-11, 2018From ADAS to Automated Driving SymposiumDetroit, Michigan, USA

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Thursday, April 122 – 2:20 p.m.2:40 – 3 p.m.

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ProgramBallroom 260Tuesday, April 1010:40 a.m. – 12 p.m.2 – 5 p.m.

Wednesday, April 1110:40 a.m. – 12 p.m.2 – 5 p.m.

Thursday, April 128:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.

SAE Connected Vehicle ChallengeBallroom 260Thursday, April 121 p.m. – 4 p.m.

FLOOR PLAN

Connect2CarTM Related Events

June 20-21, 2018SAE Automated and Connected Vehicle Systems Testing SymposiumGreenville, South Carolina, USA

July 22-27, 2018SAE CyberAuto Challenge™Detroit, Michigan, USA

August 14-15, 2018Intelligent and Connected Vehicles SymposiumKunshan City, Jiangsu, Chin

September 5-6, 2018Connect2CarTM: Executive Leadership ForumSan Jose, California, USA

October 9-11, 2018From ADAS to Automated Driving SymposiumDetroit, Michigan, USA

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Connect2CarTM Pavilion

C2C Ballroom 260

Registration

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TIME TUESDAY, APRIL 10 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 THURSDAY, APRIL 128.30 a.m. Trevor Jones Award Winner Keynote

Human Intervention Torque Estimation for a Retrofit Steering Actuation System inAutonomous Vehicles8:30 – 9 a.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Yunyi Jia of Clemson University

9.00 a.m. Connected Car to Connected World – The Road to Monetization9 – 10:20 a.m. | The Exchange - Exhibit Hall Moderator: Roger C. Lanctot, Strategy AnalyticsPanelists: Andrew Till, HARMAN Connected Services

Paul Pebbles, Maven Patrick Leteinturier, Infi neon Technologies AGWilliam Bone, Aras Corp. Peter Brown, Wind River Systems Inc.

Andreas Hecht, CCC

Creating Smart Cities for the Citizens, Not as Technological Playgrounds9 – 10:20 a.m. | The Exchange - Exhibit HallModerator: Carla Bailo, Center for Automotive Research

Panelists: Thomas Bauer, Tra�c Technology Services Inc. Tina Quigley, Regional Transportation Commission of

Southern Nevada Chris Baker, Keolis North America Karina Ricks, Pittsburgh’s Department of Mobility

and Infrastructure Rachel Han, OpenDataSoft Co. Ken DiPrima, AT&T Internet of Things Solutions

OEM and Tier 1 Supplier Reinvention of System Architecture and Manufacturing for Automatedand Autonomous Vehicles Presented by SEMI9 – 10:30 a.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Moderator: Judy Davies, SEMIPanelists: Hurley Davis, Elektrobit Henry Bzeih, Flex Jack Weast. Intel Jason Ellis, Qualcomm

Mike Grimes, General Motors

9:30 a.m.

10:00 a.m.

10:30 a.m. The Internet of Connected Vehicles10:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Moderator: David DeMio, RoboretailPanelists: Greg Ross, Connected Business Innovations LLC Lisa Joy Rosner, Otonomo Chip Goetzinger, Nissan Dean Phillips, Amazon James Wasnick, Ford Motor Co. Sang Lee, Avis

OEM/Government Interaction10:40 a.m. – 12 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Moderator: Grayson Brulte, Brulte & Company Panelists: State Senator Je� Brandes, Florida

Jack Pokrzywa, SAE InternationalBrad Stertz, Audi of AmericaCarlos Gimenez, Mayor of Miami-Dade County, Florida

AE299 CyberSecurity 2.0 – Collaboration, Incident Response and Automation10:40 a.m. – 12 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Moderator: Gloria D’Anna, General Telecom Systems Inc.

Panelists: Brian Murray, ZF Faye Francy, Auto-ISAC Justin Cappos, New York University Kevin Tierney, General Motors Cem Hatipoglu, NHSA Andre Weimerskirch, Lear Corp.

11:00 a.m.

11:30 a.m.

12:00 p.m. Networking Lunch12 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. | Exhibit Hall

Networking Lunch12 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. | Exhibit Hall

Networking Lunch12 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. | Exhibit Hall12:30 p.m.

1:00 p.m. WCX Connected Vehicle Challenge 2018 1 – 4 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Presenting Finalists:

Yehoshua Evron, BlueSecure Ido Levy, SafeMode John Lindsay, Individual Myron Trenne, Individual Pratik Wankhade, Government College of Engineering, Pune, IndiaCelebrity Judges: Dean Phillips, Amazon Michaela Degbeon, SAP Jeremy Regnerus, DS Solidworks Carla Bailo, Center for Automotive Research Ben Ho�man, Movimento Group Partha Goswami, General Motors Joe Barkai, Barkai Consulting

1:30 p.m.

2:00 p.m. Big Data and the Future of Diagnostics and Prognostics for PHM/IVHMPresented by PHM Society

2 – 3:20 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Moderator: Ravi Rajamani, drR2 consultingPanelists: Rhonda Walthall, UTAS

Sachin Raviram, General Motors Raj Kumar, HoneywellLuis Hernandez, Global Strategic SolutionsJan Sauerbier, Forschungsgesellschaft

Kraftfahrwesen

Communications Infrastructure Exchange – Where Innovation Hits the Road Presented by TIA Where Innovation Hits the Road

2 – 3:20 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Moderator: Wesley J. Johnston, Telecommunications

Industry AssociationPanelists: Sue Bai, Honda

Steve Schwinke, General Motors Ken DiPrima, ATTScott Morrison, PanasonicSara Carlson, IBM iX

Jim Misener, Qualcomm John Correia, Connected Strategy Advisors

Rear Ended in the Rinse Cycle (and other places) 2 – 2:20 p.m. | The Exchange - Exhibit Hall Derek Kaufman, The Car Wash Association

The Third Wave of the Internet and What thatMeans to the Automobile2:20 – 2:40 p.m. | The Exchange - Exhibit HallPhil lawson-Shanks, Edge ConneX

2:30 p.m.

What will it Take to Trust an Autonomous Vehicle?2:40 – 3 p.m. | The Exchange - Exhibit Hall Matt Yurdana, Intel Corp.

Kirigami Optics – The Pathway to Flat LIDARs 2:40 – 3 p.m. | The Exchange - Exhibit HallNick Kotov, University of Michigan

3:00 p.m. Powering A New Mobility Ecosystem3 – 3:20 p.m. | The Exchange - Exhibit HallMatt Jones, Virgin Hyperloop-One

3:30 p.m. Validation Is the Path To Getting On the Road for Automated Vehicles - What is it Going to Take to Get Us There?3:30 – 5 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Moderator: James Buczkowski, Ford Motor Co.Panelists: Ed Straub, American Center for Mobility

Josh Every, Transportation Research CenterPaul Decker, National Automotive Center, TARDECFredHuntzicker, General MotorsBob Gruszczynski, Volkswagen

Designing with a Systems Engineering Approach Presented by INCOSE3:30 – 5 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Moderator: Bill Bolander, IBMPanelists: Jace Allen, dSpace

Chris Davey, Ford Motor Co.Anne O’Neil, INCOSE

Gary Rushton, General Motors Mark Johnson, Johnson Controls

4:00 p.m.

4:30 p.m. Networking and Pre-Banquet Reception4:30 – 5:30 p.m. | Cobo Atrium

5:00 p.m. Networking Reception5 – 6 p.m. | Exhibit Hall

Networking Reception5 – 6 p.m. | Exhibit Hall

5:30 p.m.

WCX Exhibit Floor

The Exchange on the WCX Exhibit Floor

C2C Ballroom 260

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TIME TUESDAY, APRIL 10 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 THURSDAY, APRIL 128.30 a.m. Trevor Jones Award Winner Keynote

Human Intervention Torque Estimation for a Retrofi t Steering Actuation System in Autonomous Vehicles 8:30 – 9 a.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Yunyi Jia of Clemson University

9.00 a.m. Connected Car to Connected World – The Road to Monetization9 – 10:20 a.m. | The Exchange - Exhibit Hall Moderator: Roger C. Lanctot, Strategy AnalyticsPanelists: Andrew Till, HARMAN Connected Services Paul Pebbles, Maven Patrick Leteinturier, Infineon Technologies AG William Bone, Aras Corp. Peter Brown, Wind River Systems Inc. Andreas Hecht, CCC

Creating Smart Cities for the Citizens, Notas Technological Playgrounds9 – 10:20 a.m. | The Exchange - Exhibit HallModerator: Carla Bailo, Center for Automotive Research

Panelists: Thomas Bauer, Tra� c Technology Services Inc.Tina Quigley, Regional Transportation Commission of

Southern Nevada Chris Baker, Keolis North AmericaKarina Ricks, Pittsburgh’s Department of Mobility

and InfrastructureRachel Han, OpenDataSoft Co.Ken DiPrima, AT&T Internet of Things Solutions

OEM and Tier 1 Supplier Reinvention of System Architecture and Manufacturing for Automated and Autonomous Vehicles Presented by SEMI 9 – 10:30 a.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Moderator: Judy Davies, SEMIPanelists: Hurley Davis, Elektrobit

Henry Bzeih, FlexJack Weast. Intel

Jason Ellis, Qualcomm Mike Grimes, General Motors

9:30 a.m.

10:00 a.m.

10:30 a.m. The Internet of Connected Vehicles10:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Moderator: David DeMio, RoboretailPanelists: Greg Ross, Connected Business Innovations LLC

Lisa Joy Rosner, OtonomoChip Goetzinger, NissanDean Phillips, AmazonJames Wasnick, Ford Motor Co.Sang Lee, Avis

OEM/Government Interaction10:40 a.m. – 12 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Moderator: Grayson Brulte, Brulte & Company Panelists: State Senator Je� Brandes, Florida Jack Pokzymer, SAE International Brad Stertz, Audi of America Carlos Gimenez, Mayor of Miami-Dade County, Florida

AE299 CyberSecurity 2.0 – Collaboration, Incident Response and Automation10:40 a.m. – 12 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Moderator: Gloria D’Anna, General Telecom Systems Inc.

Panelists: Brian Murray, ZFFaye Francy, Auto-ISAC

Justin Cappos, New York University Kevin Tierney, General Motors Cem Hatipoglu, NHSAAndreas Weimerskirch, Lear Corp.

11:00 a.m.

11:30 a.m.

12:00 p.m. Networking Lunch12 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. | Exhibit Hall

Networking Lunch12 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. | Exhibit Hall

Networking Lunch12 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. | Exhibit Hall12:30 p.m.

1:00 p.m. WCX Connected Vehicle Challenge 2018 1 – 4 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Presenting Finalists:

Yehoshua Evron, BlueSecureIdo Levy, SafeModeJohn Lindsay, IndividualMyron Trenne, IndividualPratik Wankhade, Government College of

Engineering, Pune, IndiaCelebrity Judges: Dean Phillips, Amazon Michaela Degbeon, SAP Jeremy Regnerus, DS Solidworks Carla Bailo, Center for Automotive Research Ben Ho� man, Movimento Group Partha Goswami, General Motors Joe Barkai, Barkai Consulting

1:30 p.m.

2:00 p.m. Big Data and the Future of Diagnostics and Prognostics for PHM/IVHMPresented by PHM Society

2 – 3:20 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Moderator: Ravi Rajamani, drR2 consultingPanelists: Rhonda Walthall, UTAS Sachin Raviram, General Motors Raj Kumar, Honeywell Luis Hernandez, Global Strategic Solutions

Jan Sauerbier, Forschungsgesellschaft Kraftfahrwesen

Communications Infrastructure Exchange – Where Innovation Hits the RoadPresented by TIA Where Innovation Hits the Road

2 – 3:20 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Moderator: Wesley J. Johnston, Telecommunications Industry AssociationPanelists: Sue Bai, Honda Steve Schwinke, General Motors Ken DiPrima, ATT Scott Morrison, Panasonic Sara Carlson, IBM iX Jim Misener, Qualcomm John Correia, Connected Strategy Advisors

Rear Ended in the Rinse Cycle (and other places) 2 – 2:20 p.m. | The Exchange - Exhibit Hall Derek Kaufman, The Car Wash Association

The Third Wave of the Internet and What that Means to the Automobile2:20 – 2:40 p.m. | The Exchange - Exhibit HallPhil lawson-Shanks, Edge ConneX

2:30 p.m.

What will it Take to Trust an Autonomous Vehicle?2:40 – 3 p.m. | The Exchange - Exhibit HallMatt Yurdana, Intel Corp.

Kirigami Optics – The Pathway to Flat LIDARs 2:40 – 3 p.m. | The Exchange - Exhibit HallNick Kotov, University of Michigan

3:00 p.m. Powering A New Mobility Ecosystem3 – 3:20 p.m. | The Exchange - Exhibit HallMatt Jones, Virgin Hyperloop-One

3:30 p.m. Validation Is the Path To Getting On the Road for Automated Vehicles - What is it Going to Take to Get Us There?3:30 – 5 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Moderator: James Buczkowski, Ford Motor Co.Panelists: Ed Straub, American Center for Mobility Josh Every, Transportation Research Center

Paul Decker, National Automotive Center, TARDEC FredHuntzicker, General Motors Bob Gruszczynski, Volkswagen

Designing with a Systems Engineering Approach Presented by INCOSE3:30 – 5 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260Moderator: Bill Bolander, IBMPanelists: Jace Allen, dSpace Chris Davey, Ford Motor Co. Anne O’Neil, INCOSE Gary Rushton, General Motors Mark Johnson, Johnson Controls

4:00 p.m.

4:30 p.m. Networking and Pre-Banquet Reception4:30 – 5:30 p.m. | Cobo Atrium

5:00 p.m. Networking Reception5 – 6 p.m. | Exhibit Hall

Networking Reception5 – 6 p.m. | Exhibit Hall

5:30 p.m.

WCX Exhibit Floor

The Exchange on the WCX Exhibit Floor

C2C Ballroom 260

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AGENDATuesday, April 10

Time Title

9 a.m.

The Leadership Summit

Roundtable: Connected Car to Connected World – The Road to MonetizationA new trend from “Connected Car” to a “Connected World” has opened up a vast new landscape of opportunities for the entire ecosystem and supply chain there are also many challenges that will need to be explored or overcome. Will the ecosystem be able to provide solutions and services fast enough to enable seamless and secure communication IoT enabled nodes in the network? If so, how will these companies be able to monetize their technology investments and is their current business models going to be able to compete e� ectively against all the emerging disruptor innovations challenges ahead?

Moderators - Roger Lanctot, Strategy AnalyticsPanelists - Peter Brown, Wind River Systems; Andreas Hecht, CCC; Patrick Leteinturier, Infi neon Technologies AG; Paul Pebbles, Maven; William (Bill) Bone, Aras Corp.; Andrew Till, HARMAN Connected Services

2:40 p.m.

The Tech Hub

What will it Take to Trust an Autonomous Vehicle?This talk will focus on the slippery nature of establishing trust between passengers and fully autonomous vehicles. We’ll also discuss our “ Trust Interactions” prototyping e� orts, and the results from our fi rst in-autonomous vehicle HMI UX testing.

Matt Yurdana, Intel Corp.

3 p.m.

The Tech Hub

Powering a New Mobility EcosystemHyperloop One is powering the future of intercity mobility, but we form just a small part of the ecosystem of future mobility. A talk on how open platforms for transportation can power the next mobility revolutions.

Matt Jones, Virgin Hyperloop-One

Wednesday, April 11 The Exchange/The Exhibit Floor

9 a.m.

The Leadership Summit

Roundtable: Creating Smart Cities for the Citizens, Not as Technological PlaygroundsAs engineers, we often create technology solutions and seek a problem to solve. Smart Cities requires a new way of thinking - fi nding out the problems, prioritizing them, then adapting technology or inventing technology to solve them. This is further compounded because it impacts the lives of the citizens for a long time as cities invest for 25 - 50 years. Deeply thinking about ROI and amount of investment is critical. This panel is comprised of members from the public and private sector to talk about the impact of exponential technological growth, policy, legislation, data privacy and all aspects of smart city implementation. Lessons learned will be shared to better understand what is needed as we face an aging and fast growing population including urban densifi cation.

Moderators - Carla Bailo, Center For Automotive Research Panelists - Chris Baker, KEOLIS North America; Thomas Bauer, Tra� c Technology Services Inc.; Ken DiPrima, AT&T Internet of Things Solutions; Rachel Han, OpenDataSoft Co.; Tina Quigley, Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada; Karina Ricks, Pittsburgh’s Department of Mobility and Infrastructure

2:20 p.m.

The Tech Hub

The Third Wave of the Internet and What that Means to the AutomobileWe have moved far beyond “fi le transfer” and “web page refresh” needs, which represented the First and Second Waves of the Internet. The Third Wave, which has now begun, requires the underlying Internet architecture to evolve. Data - of any type - is only useful if it is available at the time you need it and in the appropriate context - presented in a meaningful way, on the device you are using. This is irrespective if that device is a smartphone, a programmable manufacturing platform or an autonomous vehicle. This Third Wave must be built on a ubiquitous Internet that is completely integrated into every aspect of our lives; everything we do, every product and service we use.

This session will discuss the macro and micro trends that have brought us to this point and explore the underlying architectural fabric required to deliver on this promise that we will have of the Internet of Everything

We have moved far beyond “fi le transfer” and “web page refresh” needs, which represented the First and Second Waves of the Internet. The Third Wave, which has now begun, requires the underlying Internet architecture to evolve. Data - of any type - is only useful if it is available at the time you need it and in the appropriate context - presented in a meaningful way, on the device you are using. This is irrespective if that device is a smartphone, a programmable manufacturing platform or an autonomous vehicle. This Third Wave must be built on a ubiquitous Internet that is completely integrated into every aspect of our lives; everything we do, every product and service we use.

This session will discuss the macro and micro trends that have brought us to this point and explore the underlying architectural fabric required to deliver on this promise that we will have of the Internet of Everything

Phill Lawson-Shanks, Edge ConneX

AGENDAThursday, April 12TuesdaTime Title

10:40 a.m.

The Tech Hub

Rear Ended in the Rinse Cycle (and other places) In a survey of over 500 car wash locations, the International Carwash Association (ICA) learned that over 60% of car washes are experiencing problems with shift-to-park transmissions, nearly 40% are having cars with ADAS technology or stop/start systems stop in the tunnel causing damage from vehicles approaching from behind and nearly 40% are having keyless entry systems locked by rotating brushes. The result is a rising amount of vehicle damage and increased costs for car wash operators and vehicle owners. In this fast paced presentation the results of the ICA survey will be presented along with a three-step solution proposal.Derek Kaufman, The Car Wash Association

2 p.m.

The Tech Hub

Kirigami Optics – The Pathway to Flat LIDARsTraditional LiDARs exemplifi ed by iconic Velodyne models that ushered the development of autonomous vehicles, are costly and bulky. Complex algorithms are used to recognize objects and their movement patterns around driverless cars. Kirigami-patterned nanocomposites make possible thin, conformal, and inexpensive LIDARS. Furthermore, the laser beam modulators with kirigami optics enable new data processing tools that accelerate object recognition for timely assessment of driving situations around the vehicles.

Nicholas Kotov, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

The Exchange/The Exhibit Floor The Exchange/The Exhibit Floor

RELATED TECHNICAL SESSIONS For more information about these sessions, turn to page 82

AE101 Systems EngineeringAE103 Model-Based Controls and Software DevelopmentAE108 SW and System Design, Testing and Integration / Hardware Design Engineering & DevelopmentAE201 Vehicle Networks and CommunicationAE202 Cybersecurity for Cyber-Physical Vehicle Systems AE203 Systems Diagnostics and PrognosticsAE206 Infotainment SystemsAE299 Technical Expert Panel Discussion: Cyber Security for Diagnostics DevelopmentAE301 Engine & Transmission ControlAE302 Sensors and Actuators AE303 Wiring and HarnessesAE401 Driver Assistance Systems: Algorithms, Applications and Electronic SensingAE402 Electromagnetics and AntennasAE403 System Safety and Verifi cation of Automated Driving Systems & ADASAE501 Intelligent Vehicle InitiativeAE502 Vehicle to VehicleAE503 Vehicle to InfrastructureAE504 Intelligent Transportation Systems AE506 Autonomous SystemsAE507 The Internet of Connected VehiclesAE509 Technical Expert Panel Discussion: Blockchain and IoT

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AGENDATuesday, April 10

Time Title

9 a.m.

The Leadership Summit

Roundtable: Connected Car to Connected World – The Road to MonetizationA new trend from “Connected Car” to a “Connected World” has opened up a vast new landscape of opportunities for the entire ecosystem and supply chain there are also many challenges that will need to be explored or overcome. Will the ecosystem be able to provide solutions and services fast enough to enable seamless and secure communication IoT enabled nodes in the network? If so, how will these companies be able to monetize their technology investments and is their current business models going to be able to compete e� ectively against all the emerging disruptor innovations challenges ahead?

Moderators - Roger Lanctot, Strategy AnalyticsPanelists - Peter Brown, Wind River Systems; Andreas Hecht, CCC; Patrick Leteinturier, Infi neon Technologies AG; Paul Pebbles, Maven; William (Bill) Bone, Aras Corp.; Andrew Till, HARMAN Connected Services

2:40 p.m.

The Tech Hub

What will it Take to Trust an Autonomous Vehicle?This talk will focus on the slippery nature of establishing trust between passengers and fully autonomous vehicles. We’ll also discuss our “ Trust Interactions” prototyping e� orts, and the results from our fi rst in-autonomous vehicle HMI UX testing.

Matt Yurdana, Intel Corp.

3 p.m.

The Tech Hub

Powering a New Mobility EcosystemHyperloop One is powering the future of intercity mobility, but we form just a small part of the ecosystem of future mobility. A talk on how open platforms for transportation can power the next mobility revolutions.

Matt Jones, Virgin Hyperloop-One

Wednesday, April 11 The Exchange/The Exhibit Floor

9 a.m.

The Leadership Summit

Roundtable: Creating Smart Cities for the Citizens, Not as Technological PlaygroundsAs engineers, we often create technology solutions and seek a problem to solve. Smart Cities requires a new way of thinking - fi nding out the problems, prioritizing them, then adapting technology or inventing technology to solve them. This is further compounded because it impacts the lives of the citizens for a long time as cities invest for 25 - 50 years. Deeply thinking about ROI and amount of investment is critical. This panel is comprised of members from the public and private sector to talk about the impact of exponential technological growth, policy, legislation, data privacy and all aspects of smart city implementation. Lessons learned will be shared to better understand what is needed as we face an aging and fast growing population including urban densifi cation.

Moderators - Carla Bailo, Center For Automotive Research Panelists - Chris Baker, KEOLIS North America; Thomas Bauer, Tra� c Technology Services Inc.; Ken DiPrima, AT&T Internet of Things Solutions; Rachel Han, OpenDataSoft Co.; Tina Quigley, Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada; Karina Ricks, Pittsburgh’s Department of Mobility and Infrastructure

2:20 p.m.

The Tech Hub

The Third Wave of the Internet and What that Means to the AutomobileWe have moved far beyond “fi le transfer” and “web page refresh” needs, which represented the First and Second Waves of the Internet. The Third Wave, which has now begun, requires the underlying Internet architecture to evolve. Data - of any type - is only useful if it is available at the time you need it and in the appropriate context - presented in a meaningful way, on the device you are using. This is irrespective if that device is a smartphone, a programmable manufacturing platform or an autonomous vehicle. This Third Wave must be built on a ubiquitous Internet that is completely integrated into every aspect of our lives; everything we do, every product and service we use.

This session will discuss the macro and micro trends that have brought us to this point and explore the underlying architectural fabric required to deliver on this promise that we will have of the Internet of Everything

We have moved far beyond “fi le transfer” and “web page refresh” needs, which represented the First and Second Waves of the Internet. The Third Wave, which has now begun, requires the underlying Internet architecture to evolve. Data - of any type - is only useful if it is available at the time you need it and in the appropriate context - presented in a meaningful way, on the device you are using. This is irrespective if that device is a smartphone, a programmable manufacturing platform or an autonomous vehicle. This Third Wave must be built on a ubiquitous Internet that is completely integrated into every aspect of our lives; everything we do, every product and service we use.

This session will discuss the macro and micro trends that have brought us to this point and explore the underlying architectural fabric required to deliver on this promise that we will have of the Internet of Everything

Phill Lawson-Shanks, Edge ConneX

AGENDAThursday, April 12TuesdaTime Title

10:40 a.m.

The Tech Hub

Rear Ended in the Rinse Cycle (and other places) In a survey of over 500 car wash locations, the International Carwash Association (ICA) learned that over 60% of car washes are experiencing problems with shift-to-park transmissions, nearly 40% are having cars with ADAS technology or stop/start systems stop in the tunnel causing damage from vehicles approaching from behind and nearly 40% are having keyless entry systems locked by rotating brushes. The result is a rising amount of vehicle damage and increased costs for car wash operators and vehicle owners. In this fast paced presentation the results of the ICA survey will be presented along with a three-step solution proposal.Derek Kaufman, The Car Wash Association

2 p.m.

The Tech Hub

Kirigami Optics – The Pathway to Flat LIDARsTraditional LiDARs exemplifi ed by iconic Velodyne models that ushered the development of autonomous vehicles, are costly and bulky. Complex algorithms are used to recognize objects and their movement patterns around driverless cars. Kirigami-patterned nanocomposites make possible thin, conformal, and inexpensive LIDARS. Furthermore, the laser beam modulators with kirigami optics enable new data processing tools that accelerate object recognition for timely assessment of driving situations around the vehicles.

Nicholas Kotov, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

The Exchange/The Exhibit Floor The Exchange/The Exhibit Floor

RELATED TECHNICAL SESSIONS For more information about these sessions, turn to page 82

AE101 Systems EngineeringAE103 Model-Based Controls and Software DevelopmentAE108 SW and System Design, Testing and Integration / Hardware Design Engineering & DevelopmentAE201 Vehicle Networks and CommunicationAE202 Cybersecurity for Cyber-Physical Vehicle Systems AE203 Systems Diagnostics and PrognosticsAE206 Infotainment SystemsAE299 Technical Expert Panel Discussion: Cyber Security for Diagnostics DevelopmentAE301 Engine & Transmission ControlAE302 Sensors and Actuators AE303 Wiring and HarnessesAE401 Driver Assistance Systems: Algorithms, Applications and Electronic SensingAE402 Electromagnetics and AntennasAE403 System Safety and Verifi cation of Automated Driving Systems & ADASAE501 Intelligent Vehicle InitiativeAE502 Vehicle to VehicleAE503 Vehicle to InfrastructureAE504 Intelligent Transportation Systems AE506 Autonomous SystemsAE507 The Internet of Connected VehiclesAE509 Technical Expert Panel Discussion: Blockchain and IoT

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Tuesday, April 10Time Title

10:40 a.m.

Roundtable: OEM/Government InteractionHow and what messages should be communicated by the OEMs/Tier 1s and Startups to Government and vice versa? What are the most important questions to be reviewed fi rst to move faster into automated vehicles? What needs to be shared and commonized to make systems fl awless in operation? What about all those unique intersections across our world’s highways? How do we all stay on the same page? Where should the federal government, cities and states invest now to prepare for the future of automated vehicles? Topics include curbs, parking, intersection lights/tra� c monitoring and management, etc

Moderators - Grayson Brulte, Brulte and Company Panelists - Je Brandes, Florida State Senator; Carlos Gimenez, Mayor of Miami-Dade County; Jack Pokzywa, SAE International; Bradley A. Stertz, Audi of America Inc.

2 p.m.

Roundtable: Big Data and the Future of Diagnostics and Prognostics for PHM/IVHM (Co-sponsored by SAE International and PHM Society)As data becomes central to the operation and the maintenance of aircraft and automobiles, it is imperative that the standards that govern the handling of data are established early in the process. Both SAE International as well as the PHM Society are involved in various aspects of this endeavor. While the PHM Society has been involved in advancing the technology and disseminating knowledge about this, SAE International has started to identify gaps in the standards landscape and to begin the process of writing appropriate standards. Diagnostics have been around for a long time and are well understood and standardized. Given this history, there is a huge database of archived machine-readable diagnostic data that can be mined by big data analytics. This panel session brings together experts from automotive and aerospace industries to discuss data interoperability and big data techniques to help improve data collection and diagnostic analysis. The panelists will present case studies for the next generation of diagnostic and prognostics development.

Moderators - Ravi Rajamani, drR2 Consulting Panelists - Raj Kumar, Honeywell Aerospace; Luis Hernandez, Global Strategic Solutions Inc.; Sachin Raviram, General Motors; Jan Sauerbier, Forschungsgesellschaft Kraftfahrwesen; Rhonda D. Walthall, UTC Aerospace Systems

3:30 p.m.

Roundtable: Validation Is the Path To Getting On the Road for Automated Vehicles - What is it Going to Take to Get Us There?Five million miles of testing per vehicle is a huge amount of time and energy to spent making sure redundant systems work without fail. Multiple test centers are in development to test and retest systems. The integration and development of testing systems is key to running faster. There is no room for error. Machine learning and artifi cial intelligence is the future and far surpasses software analytics and testing systems of the past. What’s that old saying about doing things right the fi rst time? Autonomous and automated vehicles will require a whole new level of heightened awareness and validation. Come learn from the experts.

Moderators - James Buczkowski, Ford Motor Co.Panelists - Paul Decker, National Automotive Center, TARDEC; Josh Every, Transportation Research Center Inc.; Bob Gruszczynski, Volkswagen; Fred Huntzicker, General Motors; Edward Straub, American Center for Mobility

AGENDA continued

Wednesday, April 11Time Title

10:40 a.m.

Roundtable: CyberSecurity 2.0 – Collaboration, Incident Response and AutomationScope: The last year was extremely productive for the automotive cybersecurity community, and stakeholder collaboration became a major focus. Exploits with an impact to vehicles became known (e.g. Blueborne) and proper incident response becomes more important than ever, to reduce the time-window of vulnerability and enable collaboration beyond organizational boundaries. At the same time, we rapidly move towards automated vehicles but many technical security challenges remain. Come hear our group of subject matter experts discuss these and other critical issues on the cybersecurity horizon.

Moderators - Gloria D’Anna, General Telecom Systems Inc. Panelists - Justin Cappos, New York University; Faye Francy, Auto-ISAC; Cem Hatipoglu, NHTSA; Brian T. Murray, ZF - TRW; Kevin Tierney, General Motors; Andre Weimerskitch, Lear Corp.

2 p.m.

Roundtable: Communications Infrastructure Exchange – Where Innovation Hits the Road Presented by TIAAdvanced cloud, communications and networking technologies are transforming cars into fully connected and eventually autonomous devices — forever changing how OEM’s collaborate with partners and suppliers. Don’t miss this exciting session where panelists representing automotive OEM’s will ask the tough communications questions that will ultimately determine the design and engineering requirements of these revolutionary vehicles. The promise of 5G mobile networks will be key to meeting the demand of the transportation technologies of the future. As these communications technologies mature, questions abound about the potential features and capabilities, how they will support Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and be essential elements to accelerate next-generation automotive services. Join this highly stimulating Q&A exchange and bring your questions.

Topics to be discussed will include:• Latest 5G technology developments including LTE+, chipsets, small cell, mmwave RF and other low latency technology• Ongoing expansion of LPWAN deployments• V2X communications technologies• Network interoperability and assurance• Densifi cation enabled by edge data centers• Network slicing that support automotive IoT platforms • Data management, privacy and security• Artifi cial intelligence and augmented reality

Moderators - Wesley J. Johnston, Telecommunications Industry Association Panelists - Sue Bai, Honda; Sara Carlson, IBM; John Correia, Connected Strategy Advisors; Ken DiPrima, AT&T IoT Solutions; James A. Misener, Qualcomm Technologies Inc.; Scott Morrison, Panasonic Automotive Electronics Co.; Steve Schwinke, General Motors

3:30 p.m.

Roundtable: Designing with a Systems Engineering Approach, presented by INCOSEAs the vehicle transforms from being a collection of components within a transportation network, to being an integrated system within the larger transportation system, a di¥ erent approach to the design process is necessary to ensure success at every stage of development – from the lowest level individual parts that make up the personality of the vehicle, to the communication systems that allow the outside world to infl uence its performance, to the intelligence that control its actions within the system. Utilizing a Systems Engineering approach allows designers and engineers at all levels in the process to properly infl uence and assess performance and safety within the vehicle and within the transportation system.

Moderators - William J. Bolander, IBM Watson Solutions Panelists - Jace Allen, dSPACE Inc.; Christopher Davey, Ford Motor Co..; Mark R. Johnson, Johnson Controls Inc.; Anne O’Neil, Anne O’Neil Consultants LLC; Gary Rushton, General Motors

Ballroom 260 Ballroom 260

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AGENDA continued

Tuesday, April 10Time Title

10:40 a.m.

Roundtable: OEM/Government InteractionHow and what messages should be communicated by the OEMs/Tier 1s and Startups to Government and vice versa? What are the most important questions to be reviewed first to move faster into automated vehicles? What needs to be shared and commonized to make systems flawless in operation? What about all those unique intersections across our world’s highways? How do we all stay on the same page? Where should the federal government, cities and states invest now to prepare for the future of automated vehicles? Topics include curbs, parking, intersection lights/tra�c monitoring and management, etc

Moderators - Grayson Brulte, Brulte and Company Panelists - Je Brandes, Florida State Senator; Carlos Gimenez, Mayor of Miami-Dade County; Jack Pokzywa, SAE International; Bradley A. Stertz, Audi of America Inc.

2 p.m.

Roundtable: Big Data and the Future of Diagnostics and Prognostics for PHM/IVHM (Co-sponsored by SAE International and PHM Society)As data becomes central to the operation and the maintenance of aircraft and automobiles, it is imperative that the standards that govern the handling of data are established early in the process. Both SAE International as well as the PHM Society are involved in various aspects of this endeavor. While the PHM Society has been involved in advancing the technology and disseminating knowledge about this, SAE International has started to identify gaps in the standards landscape and to begin the process of writing appropriate standards. Diagnostics have been around for a long time and are well understood and standardized. Given this history, there is a huge database of archived machine-readable diagnostic data that can be mined by big data analytics. This panel session brings together experts from automotive and aerospace industries to discuss data interoperability and big data techniques to help improve data collection and diagnostic analysis. The panelists will present case studies for the next generation of diagnostic and prognostics development.

Moderators - Ravi Rajamani, drR2 Consulting Panelists - Raj Kumar, Honeywell Aerospace; Luis Hernandez, Global Strategic Solutions Inc.; Sachin Raviram, General Motors; Jan Sauerbier, Forschungsgesellschaft Kraftfahrwesen; Rhonda D. Walthall, UTC Aerospace Systems

3:30 p.m.

Roundtable: Validation Is the Path To Getting On the Road for Automated Vehicles - What is it Going to Take to Get Us There?Five million miles of testing per vehicle is a huge amount of time and energy to spent making sure redundant systems work without fail. Multiple test centers are in development to test and retest systems. The integration and development of testing systems is key to running faster. There is no room for error. Machine learning and artificial intelligence is the future and far surpasses software analytics and testing systems of the past. What’s that old saying about doing things right the first time? Autonomous and automated vehicles will require a whole new level of heightened awareness and validation. Come learn from the experts.

Moderators - James Buczkowski, Ford Motor Co.Panelists - Paul Decker, National Automotive Center, TARDEC; Josh Every, Transportation Research Center Inc.; Bob Gruszczynski, Volkswagen; Fred Huntzicker, General Motors; Edward Straub, American Center for Mobility

AGENDA continued

Wednesday, April 11Time Title

10:40 a.m.

Roundtable: CyberSecurity 2.0 – Collaboration, Incident Response and AutomationScope: The last year was extremely productive for the automotive cybersecurity community, and stakeholder collaboration became a major focus. Exploits with an impact to vehicles became known (e.g. Blueborne) and proper incident response becomes more important than ever, to reduce the time-window of vulnerability and enable collaboration beyond organizational boundaries. At the same time, we rapidly move towards automated vehicles but many technical security challenges remain. Come hear our group of subject matter experts discuss these and other critical issues on the cybersecurity horizon.

Moderators - Gloria D’Anna, General Telecom Systems Inc. Panelists - Justin Cappos, New York University; Faye Francy, Auto-ISAC; Cem Hatipoglu, NHTSA; Brian T. Murray, ZF - TRW; Kevin Tierney, General Motors; Andreas Weimerskitch, Lear Corp.

2 p.m.

Roundtable: Communications Infrastructure Exchange – Where Innovation Hits the Road Presented by TIAAdvanced cloud, communications and networking technologies are transforming cars into fully connected and eventually autonomous devices — forever changing how OEM’s collaborate with partners and suppliers. Don’t miss this exciting session where panelists representing automotive OEM’s will ask the tough communications questions that will ultimately determine the design and engineering requirements of these revolutionary vehicles. The promise of 5G mobile networks will be key to meeting the demand of the transportation technologies of the future. As these communications technologies mature, questions abound about the potential features and capabilities, how they will support Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and be essential elements to accelerate next-generation automotive services. Join this highly stimulating Q&A exchange and bring your questions.

Topics to be discussed will include:• Latest 5G technology developments including LTE+, chipsets, small cell, mmwave RF and other low latency technology• Ongoing expansion of LPWAN deployments• V2X communications technologies• Network interoperability and assurance• Densifi cation enabled by edge data centers• Network slicing that support automotive IoT platforms • Data management, privacy and security• Artifi cial intelligence and augmented reality

Moderators - Wesley J. Johnston, Telecommunications Industry Association Panelists - Sue Bai, Honda; Sara Carlson, IBM; John Correia, Connected Strategy Advisors; Ken DiPrima, AT&T IoT Solutions; James A. Misener, Qualcomm Technologies Inc.; Scott Morrison, Panasonic Automotive Electronics Co.; Steve Schwinke, General Motors

3:30 p.m.

Roundtable: Designing with a Systems Engineering Approach, presented by INCOSEAs the vehicle transforms from being a collection of components within a transportation network, to being an integrated system within the larger transportation system, a di¥ erent approach to the design process is necessary to ensure success at every stage of development – from the lowest level individual parts that make up the personality of the vehicle, to the communication systems that allow the outside world to infl uence its performance, to the intelligence that control its actions within the system. Utilizing a Systems Engineering approach allows designers and engineers at all levels in the process to properly infl uence and assess performance and safety within the vehicle and within the transportation system.

Moderators - William J. Bolander, IBM Watson Solutions Panelists - Jace Allen, dSPACE Inc.; Christopher Davey, Ford Motor Co..; Mark R. Johnson, Johnson Controls Inc.; Anne O’Neil, Anne O’Neil Consultants LLC; Gary Rushton, General Motors

Ballroom 260 Ballroom 260

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AGENDA continued

Thursday, April 12Time Title

8:30 a.m.

Trevor Jones Award Winner KeynoteAward Winning Speaker: Trevor Jones Award Winner Keynote by Yunyi Jia of Clemson University: Human Intervention Torque Estimation for a Retrofi t Steering Actuation System in Autonomous Vehicles

The Trevor Jones Award Winner is for the most outstanding “Electronics Paper” for 2018 WCX will give their presentation and receive their cash award. If you want to see for yourself what it takes to write an outstanding paper, come join us in congratulating this year’s winner.

Yunyi Jia, Clemson University

9 a.m.

Roundtable: OEM and Tier 1 Supplier Reinvention of System Architecture and Manufacturing for Automated and Autonomous Vehicles, presented by SEMIThe Automotive Industry is experiencing signifi cant changes as traditional and new Auto OEMs are reinventing the electronics, hardware, software, system architecture and manufacturing that will drastically transform the way cars look and operate in the future.

This expert panel of speakers will share the following topics:1. How will system architecture of future automotive electronics evolve? Will more or less sensors be implemented and what type of sensors? 2. What types of processors, GPUs, CPUs or FPGAs) and Memory (DRAM, Flash, etc) will a� ect the computing evolution?3. Will Electronics Manufacturing Service Companies (such as Flex, Foxconn, Jabil, etc.) play a larger role in the future car?4. How will cars be able to communicate with other vehicles? 5. How will cars communicate with infrastructure (cities, roads, buildings)?6. What new materials will be required in the future car?7. Which wireless network technology for the smart car and/or infotainment systems? LTE or 5G?8. When will future cars move away from fuel burning to electric? How will this change the sensor and architecture requirements?

Moderators - Judy Davies, Advantest Panelists - Henry Bzeih, Flex; Hurley Davis, Elektrobit; Jason Ellis, Qualcomm Technologies Inc.; Mike Grimes, General Motors; Jack Weast, Intel Corp.

10:30 a.m.

Roundtable: Internet of Things (IoT)As connectivity becomes more ubiquitous, all manner of devices are joining the cloud. The market has labelled this phenomenon the Internet of Things (IoT) and it includes everything from wi-fi enabled toothbrushes to smart tra¦ c lights. This session will explore how connected vehicles are changing the way that drivers and passengers are impacted by these new features and services and how brands are capitalizing on these new capabilities to collect better consumer insights, establish stronger loyalty and create new value streams.

Moderators - David Dimeo, Robo Retail Panelists - Chip Goetzinger, Nissan; Sang Lee, Avis; Dean Phillips, Amazon; Greg Ross, Connected Business Innovations LLC; Lisa Joy Rosney, CMO; James Wasnick, Ford Motor Co.

12:00 p.m. - Break

1:20 p.m.

Connected Vehicle Challenge: Finalist Competition in Front of Celebrity PanelThe Celebrity Vehicle Internet of Things (IoT) Program Awards Committee will be reviewing the Top Five Competitors for the 1st SAE International IoT Hackathon. Unlike other Hackathons, this just isn’t cyber security, anything related to Connected Vehicles is fair game. Competitors are at least 18 years old and come from schools and/or companies that have less than 50 employees. Cash awards will be distributed to the winners upon conclusion of this event. Want to see some of the most creative minds at work. Come join us and you be your own judge. Each presenter owns their intellectual property. If you are an investor interested in the presenter’s idea, please wait until the end of the event before approaching the author.

Ballroom 260

SAE CONNECTED VEHICLE CHALLENGE 2018Thursday, April 12, 1 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260

The entries are in!!!!!! Get ready for the Connected Vehicle Challenge. Watch the most innovative ideas come alive on the Connect2CarTM Stage. The IoT Committee is currently reviewing and sending notices to the fi nalists. Abstracts and ideas will now turn into defi ned plans of progress and innovation for possible future enterprises. Be a part of history as we embark on a creative way of supporting new ideas with the fi rst ever Connect Vehicle Challenge.

Who are the players? The fi nalists are from all around the world. They are all di� erent ages and from di� erent disciplines. Every culture has its own spin on what is important. The ideas are data driven, take into consider all kinds of technologies like machine learning, artifi cial intelligence, human factors, development of sensors, integration of systems and a few things that truly amazed the IoT Committee.

The fi ve fi nalists will have only twenty minutes each on stage to impress the judges with their creative idea. For those that cannot attend in person, they will be given the opportunity to send a short video and answer the judges’ questions over the phone.

At the end of the competition, the judges will announce the three winners and award them cash prizes donated by the Challenge’s sponsors:

1st Place: $10,000

2nd Place: $5,000

3rd Place: $3,000

SAE Vehicle Internet of Things Program Committee

Chair: Joseph Barkai, Consultant, Speaker, Author and Blogger

Members: Daniel Conway, USF Faculty

Gloria D’Anna, General Telecom Systems Inc.

David Dimeo, Robo Retail

Partha Goswami, General Motors

Simon Hartley, RunSafe Security Inc.

Kathleen Kedzior, Mahle Service Solutions

Jan-Mou Li, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments

Eugene Saltzberg, General Motors

Vince Socci, National Instruments

William Woodward, Engineering Development Labs Inc.

David Zika, Boeing Research & TechnologyCompetition JudgesDean Phillips, Tech. Leader, Automotive and Manufacturing, AWS

Michaela Degbeon, Vice President Product Management IoT Moving Assets, SAP

Jeremy Regnerus, Senior Product Introduction Manager, Dassault Systems Solidworks

Carla Bailo, CEO, Center for Automotive Research

Ben Ho� man, President, Movimento Group

Partha Goswami, Technology Trends & Insights Product Research, Insights & Intel, GPP, General Motors

Joe Barkai, Consultant, Speaker, Author and Blogger

Competition FinalistsEmpowering autonomous driving with personalized context predictionIdo Levy, SafeMode

Charge Sharing: Electric Vehicle ArchitecturesMyron Trenne, Individual

Directional Vehicle to Vehicle CommunicationJohn Lindsay, Individual

Smart Transportation System Using IOTPratik Wankhade, Government College of Engineering, Pune, India

Smart Road Pedestrian Quality of Life AgentYehoshua Evron, BlueSecure

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Challenge sponsored by

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AGENDA continued

Thursday, April 12Time Title

8:30 a.m.

Trevor Jones Award Winner KeynoteAward Winning Speaker: Trevor Jones Award Winner Keynote by Yunyi Jia of Clemson University: Human Intervention Torque Estimation for a Retrofi t Steering Actuation System in Autonomous Vehicles

The Trevor Jones Award Winner is for the most outstanding “Electronics Paper” for 2018 WCX will give their presentation and receive their cash award. If you want to see for yourself what it takes to write an outstanding paper, come join us in congratulating this year’s winner.

Yunyi Jia, Clemson University

9 a.m.

Roundtable: OEM and Tier 1 Supplier Reinvention of System Architecture and Manufacturing for Automated and Autonomous Vehicles, presented by SEMIThe Automotive Industry is experiencing signifi cant changes as traditional and new Auto OEMs are reinventing the electronics, hardware, software, system architecture and manufacturing that will drastically transform the way cars look and operate in the future.

This expert panel of speakers will share the following topics:1. How will system architecture of future automotive electronics evolve? Will more or less sensors be implemented and what type of sensors? 2. What types of processors, GPUs, CPUs or FPGAs) and Memory (DRAM, Flash, etc) will a� ect the computing evolution?3. Will Electronics Manufacturing Service Companies (such as Flex, Foxconn, Jabil, etc.) play a larger role in the future car?4. How will cars be able to communicate with other vehicles? 5. How will cars communicate with infrastructure (cities, roads, buildings)?6. What new materials will be required in the future car?7. Which wireless network technology for the smart car and/or infotainment systems? LTE or 5G?8. When will future cars move away from fuel burning to electric? How will this change the sensor and architecture requirements?

Moderators - Judy Davies, Advantest Panelists - Henry Bzeih, Flex; Hurley Davis, Elektrobit; Jason Ellis, Qualcomm Technologies Inc.; Mike Grimes, General Motors; Jack Weast, Intel Corp.

10:30 a.m.

Roundtable: Internet of Things (IoT)As connectivity becomes more ubiquitous, all manner of devices are joining the cloud. The market has labelled this phenomenon the Internet of Things (IoT) and it includes everything from wi-fi enabled toothbrushes to smart tra¦ c lights. This session will explore how connected vehicles are changing the way that drivers and passengers are impacted by these new features and services and how brands are capitalizing on these new capabilities to collect better consumer insights, establish stronger loyalty and create new value streams.

Moderators - David Dimeo, Robo Retail Panelists - Chip Goetzinger, Nissan; Sang Lee, Avis; Dean Phillips, Amazon; Greg Ross, Connected Business Innovations LLC; Lisa Joy Rosney, CMO; James Wasnick, Ford Motor Co.

12:00 p.m. - Break

1:20 p.m.

Connected Vehicle Challenge: Finalist Competition in Front of Celebrity PanelThe Celebrity Vehicle Internet of Things (IoT) Program Awards Committee will be reviewing the Top Five Competitors for the 1st SAE International IoT Hackathon. Unlike other Hackathons, this just isn’t cyber security, anything related to Connected Vehicles is fair game. Competitors are at least 18 years old and come from schools and/or companies that have less than 50 employees. Cash awards will be distributed to the winners upon conclusion of this event. Want to see some of the most creative minds at work. Come join us and you be your own judge. Each presenter owns their intellectual property. If you are an investor interested in the presenter’s idea, please wait until the end of the event before approaching the author.

Ballroom 260

SAE CONNECTED VEHICLE CHALLENGE 2018Thursday, April 12, 1 p.m. | C2C Ballroom 260

The entries are in!!!!!! Get ready for the Connected Vehicle Challenge. Watch the most innovative ideas come alive on the Connect2CarTM Stage. The IoT Committee is currently reviewing and sending notices to the fi nalists. Abstracts and ideas will now turn into defi ned plans of progress and innovation for possible future enterprises. Be a part of history as we embark on a creative way of supporting new ideas with the fi rst ever Connect Vehicle Challenge.

Who are the players? The fi nalists are from all around the world. They are all di� erent ages and from di� erent disciplines. Every culture has its own spin on what is important. The ideas are data driven, take into consider all kinds of technologies like machine learning, artifi cial intelligence, human factors, development of sensors, integration of systems and a few things that truly amazed the IoT Committee.

The fi ve fi nalists will have only twenty minutes each on stage to impress the judges with their creative idea. For those that cannot attend in person, they will be given the opportunity to send a short video and answer the judges’ questions over the phone.

At the end of the competition, the judges will announce the three winners and award them cash prizes donated by the Challenge’s sponsors:

1st Place: $10,000

2nd Place: $5,000

3rd Place: $3,000

SAE Vehicle Internet of Things Program Committee

Chair: Joseph Barkai, Consultant, Speaker, Author and Blogger

Members: Daniel Conway, USF Faculty

Gloria D’Anna, General Telecom Systems Inc.

David Dimeo, Robo Retail

Partha Goswami, General Motors

Simon Hartley, RunSafe Security Inc.

Kathleen Kedzior, Mahle Service Solutions

Jan-Mou Li, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments

Eugene Saltzberg, General Motors

Vince Socci, National Instruments

William Woodward, Engineering Development Labs Inc.

David Zika, Boeing Research & TechnologyCompetition JudgesDean Phillips, Tech. Leader, Automotive and Manufacturing, AWS

Michaela Degbeon, Vice President Product Management IoT Moving Assets, SAP

Jeremy Regnerus, Senior Product Introduction Manager, Dassault Systems Solidworks

Carla Bailo, CEO, Center for Automotive Research

Ben Ho� man, President, Movimento Group

Partha Goswami, Technology Trends & Insights Product Research, Insights & Intel, GPP, General Motors

Joe Barkai, Consultant, Speaker, Author and Blogger

Competition FinalistsEmpowering autonomous driving with personalized context predictionIdo Levy, SafeMode

Charge Sharing: Electric Vehicle ArchitecturesMyron Trenne, Individual

Directional Vehicle to Vehicle CommunicationJohn Lindsay, Individual

Smart Transportation System Using IOTPratik Wankhade, Government College of Engineering, Pune, India

Smart Road Pedestrian Quality of Life AgentYehoshua Evron, BlueSecure

Connect2CarTM Ballroom 260 Sessions sponsored by

Challenge sponsored by

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42 WCX World Congress Experience 13CONNECT2CARTM at WCX

FLOOR PLAN: THE CONNECT2CARTM PAVILION

Wind River

Elektrobit Amazon Web Services

Realitimetech Co., Ltd. Digicert

Vector North America

ETAS, Inc.

Food Court

Via / SAE Journey

LearningLab

ExperienceLounge

The Exchange

DASI Solutions

SafeMode

ESG Automotive, Inc.

P17

1876

97

Engage with top-tier automotive executives and technology leaders at the Connect2Car Executive Leadership Forum, an invite-only, senior-level event focusing on practical application and implementation of future technologies for automated vehicles, connected vehicles and cybersecurity.

Become a sponsor today—build your network and grow brand awareness with all the key players.

TO DISCUSS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES, CONTACT:Linda Wagner, Event Sales Specialist linda.wagner@sae.org +1.724.772.4062

SEPTEMBER 5–6, 2018SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIADOLCE HAYES MANSION

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P18200056_book.indb 42 3/30/18 6:10 PM

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FLOOR PLAN: THE CONNECT2CARTM PAVILION

Wind River

Elektrobit Amazon Web Services

Realitimetech Co., Ltd. Digicert

Vector North America

ETAS, Inc.

Food Court

Via / SAE Journey

LearningLab

ExperienceLounge

The Exchange

DASI Solutions

SafeMode

ESG Automotive, Inc.

P17

1876

97

Engage with top-tier automotive executives and technology leaders at the Connect2Car Executive Leadership Forum, an invite-only, senior-level event focusing on practical application and implementation of future technologies for automated vehicles, connected vehicles and cybersecurity.

Become a sponsor today—build your network and grow brand awareness with all the key players.

TO DISCUSS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES, CONTACT:Linda Wagner, Event Sales Specialist linda.wagner@sae.org +1.724.772.4062

SEPTEMBER 5–6, 2018SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIADOLCE HAYES MANSION

sae.org/events/c2c

SAVE THE DATE!

43Connect2CarTM @ WCX 13CONNECT2CARTM at WCX

FLOOR PLAN: THE CONNECT2CARTM PAVILION

Wind River

Elektrobit Amazon Web Services

Realitimetech Co., Ltd. Digicert

Vector North America

ETAS, Inc.

Food Court

Via / SAE Journey

LearningLab

ExperienceLounge

The Exchange

DASI Solutions

SafeMode

ESG Automotive, Inc.

P17

1876

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Engage with top-tier automotive executives and technology leaders at the Connect2Car Executive Leadership Forum, an invite-only, senior-level event focusing on practical application and implementation of future technologies for automated vehicles, connected vehicles and cybersecurity.

Become a sponsor today—build your network and grow brand awareness with all the key players.

TO DISCUSS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES, CONTACT:Linda Wagner, Event Sales Specialist linda.wagner@sae.org +1.724.772.4062

SEPTEMBER 5–6, 2018 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA DOLCE HAYES MANSION

sae.org/events/c2c

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44 Connect2CarTM @ WCX14 CONNECT2CARTM at WCX

EXHIBITOR PROFILEFor more information about the Connect2CarTM at WCX Exhibitors, visit page 191

Company Booth

Amazon Web Services C3048

DASI Solutions C2051

Digicert C3044

Elektrobit C2049

ESG Automotive Inc. C3042

ETAS, Inc. C2037

RealTimeTech Co., Ltd. C2045

SafeMode C3050

Vector North America C2043

WindRiver C2036

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