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08:30 - 09:30 |
Registration |
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09:30 - 10:15 |
Background on FG-AI4AD
Workshop Moderator: Bryn Balcombe, Autonomous Drivers Alliance (ADA) [
Biography ]
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Welcome Address:
Chaesub Lee, Director, Telecommunication Standardization Bureau, ITU [
Biography ]
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Bryn Balcombe, Director, Autonomous Drivers Alliance (ADA), Chairman of FG-AI4AD [
Biography I Presentation ]
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10:15 - 11:00 |
Session 1: Future of Mobility – Roadmaps and Perspectives
This session will provide a snapshot of the autonomous vehicle industry; progress, status and roadmap for the future.
Keynote
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Michael Talbot, Head of Strategy, Zenzic: Future of Mobility - Roadmaps and Perspectives_The UK’s approach to CAV development and the 2030 CAM Roadmap [
Biography | Presentation ]
- Bryn Balcombe, Director, Autonomous Driving Standards (ADA) on behalf of Nvidia: Certification of AVS [ Presentation ]
Open floor discussion |
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11:00 - 11:30 |
Coffee Break |
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11:30 - 12:15 |
Session 2: Who drives in the AI & Robotics Future of Mobility?
This session will explore the role of the “driver” in the AI & Robotics future. How is “driver” being defined? Is it software, hardware or new legal entity? It will look at existing Automated Driving System (ADS) frameworks that helps delineate function and responsibilities. Does the AI become the Driver while the vehicle become a Robot?
Keynote
- Murray Rahn, Pre-sales Services, Architect, Global Services, Nokia: Nokia. Driver Behaviour Analytics. Making Roads Safer for All of Us [ Biography I Presentation ]
- Bryn Balcombe, Director, Autonomous Driving Standards (ADA): AV architectures – Defining the line between Vehicle & Driver [ Biography I Presentation ]
Open floor discussion |
12:15 - 13:00
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Session 3: Reading the Road - Situational Awareness requirements for Human & AI drivers
This session will focus what unites human & AI drivers as a foundation for safety on our roads. The discussion will cover the value of Distributed Situational Awareness (DSA) as an emergent property within collaborative systems, arising from the interactions between involved agents, both human and technological.
Keynote -
Neville .A. Stanton, Chair, Human Factors Engineering & Director, Human Factors Engineering Team, Transportation Research Group:
Driver's Reactions to Automated vehicles: why do partially automated vehicles crash? [
Biography I Abstract I Presentation ]
Open floor discussion |
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13:00 - 14:00 | Lunch Break |
14:00 - 15:00
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Session 4: How safe is safe enough?
This session will explore the different AV industry perspectives arising from the question of how safe is safe enough when it comes to deploying automated vehicles and their testing. What approaches are being taken already, what ones are planned and what do the public really expect?
Keynote
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Rahul Khatry, TRL:
Independent Certification of Automated Vehicles [
Biography I Presentation ]
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Niels de Boer, Programme Director, Future Mobility Solutions (Autonomous Vehicles), Energy Research Institute/ CETRAN: Designing Singapore's AV licensing program [ Biography ]
Open floor discussion |
15:00 - 15:45
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Session 5: AI Ethics and implications for future mobility
This session will consider the impact that broader regulation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Algorithmic Systems may have on the future mobility. What common approaches will be required in order to build public trust in these new systems in every sector? How do Ethics, Trustworthiness, Explainability and Transparency relate to each other and our everyday understanding of acceptable behaviour.
Keynote
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Christoph Lütge, Professor of Business Ethics and Director, Institute for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence, Technical University of Munich (TUM):
AI Ethics Code for Automated and Connected Driving [
Biography
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Open floor discussion |
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15:45 - 16:15 |
Coffee Break |
16:15 - 17:00
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Session 6: Assurance & regulation for Robotics and Autonomous Systems (RAS) & implications for future mobility
This session will consider how regulations of the mobility sector will be influenced by the cross-domain, cross-technology and cross-application research being conducted on the assurance and regulation of Robotic & Autonomous Systems (RAS). It will expand upon the discussion of “required behaviour”; it’s definition, implementation, monitoring of deviations and approvals.
Keynote |
17:00 - 17:30
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Session 7: FG-AI4AD - The way ahead
This final session will review the proposed direction of FG-AI4AD in light of the day’s presentations, discussions and debates. It will cover the proposed activities, objectives and expected outcomes of FG-AI4AD designed to integrate with existing global regulatory frameworks and the potential for a new Convention on Road Traffic.
Keynote - Bryn Balcombe, Director, Autonomous Drivers Alliance (ADA):
Path Planning FG-AI4AD's activities in the global standards, regulation & policy landscape [
Biography I Presentation ]
Open floor discussion |
17:30
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Evening Reception |
