Trends in Automotive Radar and Impact on System Architecture
RF-Technology Developments, Potential for New Functions, and Test Methodology
** SOLD OUT **
When
March 14 - 17, 2016
Where
NEW VENUE
Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski Munchen
Munich, Germany
Register
Limited to 100 seats
First Registered, First Served!
Attendance open All IWPC Members
Please note that the workshop venue has changed and will now be held at:
Introduction
Today’s vehicles are being equipped with a host of technologies to enhance driver comfort and safety. As vehicle manufacturers continue their journey towards highly automated driving and autonomous vehicles, the industry looks to the fusion of data from radar, vision and lidar systems to provide an optimal 360 degree perspective. Radar is considered to be an indispensable building block within active safety systems and autonomous driving vehicles.
Workshop Goals
- Assess the present state and future trends in active safety and highly automated driving technology
- Create an open forum for the global automotive radar community to discuss and debate advanced safety requirements, sensor technology opportunities, challenges, limitations and trade-offs
- Develop mutual understanding and build community awareness across active safety eco-system
- Review state-of-the-art semiconductor, signal processing and sensor technology development
Agenda
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DAY 1 Monday March 14 1900 |
Evening Reception and Registration
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Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten
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DAY 2 Tuesday March 15 0700
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Coffee and Registration |
Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten
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0800 |
Welcomes and Introductions |
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0830 |
Keynote and Workshop Goals
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On the Way Towards Highly Automated Driving
Head Development Driver Assistance Systems
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1000 |
Networking Break |
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1040 |
Auto OEM Perspectives
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Challenges for Future Automotive Radar Systems from OEM Perspective
Project Manager
Radar for Autonomous Driving
Manager, Active Sensors
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1230 |
Networking Lunch |
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1330 |
Auto OEM Perspectives (continued) |
Next Steps on the Way to Fully Automated Parking
Architecture and Predevelopment Driver Assistance Systems
Virtual Sensor Models for ADAS
Researcher, New Technology
Challenging Vehicle Integration and Radar Coexistence Enabling Driverless Driving
Technical Expert, Radar Systems
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1530 |
Networking Break |
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1600 |
Regulatory and Spectrum Perspectives
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Activities in CEPT (European Spectrum Regulation) for Applications in Transport and Traffic Telematics including Sensors
Executive Officer,
Update Frequency Regulation and Future Frequency Bands for Automotive Radar
Project Component Manager
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Auto OEM Panel |
OEMs and invited Industry Influencers
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Adjourn |
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Dinner - ASAM-SCHÖSSL Restaurant |
Bus to depart from hotel at
19:00 Dinner at 19:30 |
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DAY 3 Wednesday March 16 0700 |
Coffee |
Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski Munchen |
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0800 |
Vendor Perspectives
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Safe and Dynamic Driving towards Vision Zero
Radar Engineer
Radar Sensor Design under the challenges of ISO26262 Functional Safety
Functional Safety Engineer
VitaSense-Contactless Detection of Unattended Children in Vehicles
Senior Technology Manager, Microwave
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1000 |
Networking Break |
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1030 |
Vendor Perspectives - Enabling Technologies
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Radar Community - Where are You?
Head, Advanced Engineering
Radar Innovations by NXP
Worldwide Radar Systems Manger
High Accuracy and Low Power Radar Sensors: From Idea to Implementation
Business Line Manager
Advances and Choices in MMIC Technology
Technical Marketing Manager
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1230 |
Networking Lunch |
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Enabling Technologies , Continued
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Data Fusion of Radar and Surround View Camera for Automated Driving System
Senior Engineer
An Antenna Concept that Addresses the Challenges with Automotive Radar
Program Manager
Material Requirements and Design Considerations For mm-Wave Automotive Radars
Regional Manager
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1500 |
Networking Break |
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1540 |
IWPC Performance Metrics Working Group
Working Group Goals:
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Defining a Common Set of Performance Metrics for Automotive Radar Innovation Program Manager
Working Group Contributors:
General Motors (Chair), Autoliv Electronics, Continental AG, Daimler AG, Delphi, Denso International, Ford, Hella, Honda, Hyundai MOBIS, Intel, Jaguar Land Rover, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Keysight Technologies, Robert Bosch, Rohde & Schwarz, Texas Instruments, Toshiba, Volvo Cars, Wistron Neweb |
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1620 |
Test and Validation Panel
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Testing Radar Sensors over the Air Component Owner Radar Systems
Autonomous Vehicle Radar: Improving Radar Performance with Simulation
Senior Technical Specialist
Can Innovative Ray-Tracing Simulation Replace Drive Testing
Product Marketing Manager
Bandwidth-Independent Analysis of FMCW Radar Transmitters
Regional Wireless Specialist
Real-Time Verification of Radomes for 77 GHz Automotive Radar Sensors
Principal/Microwave Imaging Systems
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1740 |
Closing Discussion |
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Adjourn |
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Automotive Radar and Radome Test
and Measurement Lab Tour
** SOLD OUT ** How do radar, radome and wheat beer tests fit together? We will show you! Numbers are limited. Places will be allocated on a first registered, first served basis. |
Join Rohde &
Schwartz for a tour of their Radar and
Radome Test and Measurement Lab at R&S
headquarters on Wednesday, March 16th,
after the IWPC workshop closing session Hosted by:  Rohde & Schwartz HQ Muhldorfstraße 15, 81671, Munich |
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DAY 4 Thursday March 17 0900 |
Vehicle Demonstrations ** SOLD OUT ** Demonstrations of advanced driver assistance functionality within latest models and state-of-the-art radar systems
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Hosted by:
Audi Training Center, Nordallee 16-19, 85356, Munich "Franz Josef Strauß" Airport (MUC)
Numbers are limited. Places will be allocated on a first registered, first served basis. |
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Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski Munchen
Maximilianstrasse 17
Munich, 80539, Germany
Phone: +49 (0) 89 21 25-2200
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