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13 International Symposium on Automotive Lighting 13th International Symposium on Automotive Lighting Darmstadt September 23-25, 2019 Organization Office Conference Address Technische Universität Darmstadt «darmstadtium» Laboratory of Lighting Technology Science and Congress Centre Hochschulstrasse 4a Schlossgraben 1 64289 Darmstadt 64283 Darmstadt Tel. +49 (6151) 16 - 22877 Tel. +49 (6151) 16 - 22877 Fax +49 (6151) 16 - 22876 Fax +49 (6151) 16 - 22876 E-mail [email protected] Opening hours: 8:00 - 18:00 Web www.isal-symposium.de (Sept. 23-25, 2019) 13th International Symposium on Automotive Lighting September 23 - 25, 2019 Darmstadt, Germany Technische Universität Darmstadt Laboratory of Lighting Technology ISAL 2019 In 1995 the first symposium took place in the “Kekulé” lecture room at the TU Darmstadt. Since then, more than two decades have elapsed and the location of the event has been changed to the immense and representative new congress centre “darmstadtium”. After having received close to 1000 experts at ISAL 2017, it would be a great pleasure to welcome international designers, engi- neers, scientists and decision makers in automotive lighting industry at the ISAL 2019. A lot of research and development focuses on communication between automat- ed vehicles and other road users as well as on high resolution adaptive high beam to improve the visibility distance and general driving comfort for front lighting. Further research topics include adaptive rear lights to minimize dis- comfort and maximize road safety for following cars. In the meantime, new challenges for the automotive lighting community arise in the form of energy efficient lighting for purely electric vehicles and lighting design and functions for autonomous driving. ISAL 2019 will surely encourage the exchange between lighting engineers, road safety experts and regulative bodies. They will have the opportunity to present the most recent results of research and development to continue the established traditions of this conference to be able to promote a bright future for automo- tive lighting. Laboratory of Lighting Technology The Technische Universität Darmstadt was founded in 1877 and established the worldwide first professorial chair for electrical engineering in 1882. One of the first lectures included electrical lighting technology. In this tradition, the Laboratory of Lighting Technology was founded in 1956. Prof. Jainski set an emphasis on traffic lighting. Prof. Schmidt-Clausen succee- ded Prof. Jainski in 1982 as head of the laboratory and, through successful rese- arch, strengthened its national and international reputation. It was him who realized the need for an international conference for automotive lighting and founded a new international symposium called “Progress in Automotive Lighting”. Since the appointment of Prof. Tran Quoc Khanh in October 2006, the Laborato- ry of Lighting Technology has gained even more renown in the field of road lighting. Many studies in the field of automotive lighting have been conducted since and published in relevant media. 4 ISAL 2019 Steering Board Dr.-Ing. C. Allgeier, OSRAM Continental GmbH, GER D. Vanderhaeghen, Lumileds, USA G. R. Draper, GTB, UK Dr.-Ing. J. Ripperger Valeo, FRA Prof. M. J. Flannagan, University of Michigan, USA H. Fratty, Fratty Consulting, FRA Dr.-Ing. M. Hamm, Audi AG, GER Dr.-Ing. W. Huhn, Audi AG, GER Prof. Tran Quoc Khanh, TU Darmstadt, GER R. Klädtke, ZKW, AU Dr. rer. nat. M. Kleinkes, Hella KGaA Hueck & Co., GER U. Kostanzer, Daimler AG, GER R. Krautscheid, Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure, GER Dr. phil. nat. R. Neumann, Varroc Lighting Systems, GER Dr.-Ing. E.-O. Rosenhahn, Automotive Lighting GmbH, GER M. Sasaki, Koito Manufacturing Co. Ltd., JPN I. Schneider, Adam Opel GmbH, GER General Information Date September 23 - 25, 2019 Location darmstadtium science | congresses Schlossgraben 1 64283 Darmstadt, Germany Language english (no simultaneous translation) Proceedings Every attendee will receive the proceedings as a hard cover book and a digital version on a flash drive. After the symposium this book will be available in stores. ISAL 2019 5 Check-In Monday The check-in desk will be open from 18:00 until 22:00 during Evening the Get-Together Soirée in the foyer of the darmstadtium con- gress centre. It is strongly recommended to register on Monday evening to avoid waiting time on Tuesday. Symposium The check-in desk will be situated at the main entrance of the darmstadtium and will open at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday morning un- til the closing of the symposium. Attendees who come to Darm- stadt on Monday are encouraged to register during the Get- Together Soirée. Get-Together Soirée To encourage the international scientific exchange, the Laboratory of Lighting Technology traditionally offers a welcome evening on the Monday evening befo- re the official opening of the symposium. The Get-Together Soirée will take place Monday, September 23, 2019 19:00 darmstadtium The soirée is included in the conference fee. No additional payment is required. Please indicate during registration for the conference, whether you will attend this event or not. 6 ISAL 2019 Exhibition The Symposium will be accompanied by an exhibition. It offers a unique possi- bility to present your products to your main customers and the deciders in the automotive industry. For further information about the exhibition site and/or reservation of exhibiti- on space please contact the organization office or visit our web site. Tel. +49 (6151) 16 - 22877 E-mail [email protected] Web www.isal-symposium.de Presenters‘ Party At the end of the first symposium day, a banquet gives the opportunity to dee- pen new and refresh old relationships among participants. The party will take place on Tuesday, September 24, 2019 20:00 darmstadtium, Spectrum All attendees of the conference are invited. No additional payment is required. Please indicate during registration for the conference, whether you will attend this event or not. ISAL 2019 7 Schedule - Overview Monday, Sept. 23 Get-Together Soirée & Check-In (Please refer to page 6) Tuesday, Sept. 24 Wednesday, Sept. 25 08:00 Opening 08:00 Coffee & Exhibition 08:20 Key Note Speech 08:30 Key Note Speech 09:00 Main Session 09:00 Main Session HD Headlamps Road Projection 10:15 Coffee & Exhibition 10:15 Coffee & Exhibition 11:45 Parallel Session 11:45 Parallel Session a. Light Distributions a. VR in Automotive b. General Headlamp Lighting Topics I b. Regulations , Rating 11:50 Lunch Systems and Simulati- 13:00 Parallel Session on Lunch a. Light Sources and 11:50 Parallel Session Sensors I 13:00 a. Future of Lighting I b. General Topics I b. Light Sources and Sen- 14:05 Coffee & Exhibition sors II 14:30 Parallel Session Coffee & Exhibition a. AV Signalling II 14:05 Main Session b. General Topics II 14:30 Future of Lighting II 15:35 Coffee & Exhibition Award Ceremony 16:00 Podium Discussion 15:15 Closing Speech To be Announced 15:45 End of ISAL 2019 17:15 Posters and Beer 20:00 Presenters‘ Party The check-in counter will be open from 7:30 at the main entrance. 8 ISAL 2019 Programme - Tuesday 07:30 - Entry & Coffee 08:00 TU Darmstadt 08:00 Welcoming words from the Chairman Keynote 8:20 The Safety Issue of Automated Vehicles Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Hermann Winner, TU Darmstadt High Resolution Headlamps and Digital Light Introductory Talk 09:00 To be Announced Real Driving Benefits and Research Findings with Digital 09:10 Light Functions Dr. M. Hamm, Audi AG Traffic Safety Benefits provided by High Resolution Head- 09:20 lamp Systems Dr. E.O. Rosenhahn, Automotive Lighting Boost Safety & Styling – New HD-LED Systems for front and 09:30 rear Dr. M. Kleinkes, Hella KGaA Hueck & Co., 09:40 Micro-Pixel-LED-Headlights Dr. J. Roth, Volkswagen AG 09:50 Discussion 10:05 Poster Overview ISAL 2019 9 Programme - Tuesday 10:15 - Coffee & Exhibition 10:45 Light Distributions Adverse weather light – new approaches 10:45 to evaluate adaptive light functions A. Thoma, L-Lab Object and Gaze Distribution based Optimization of Low and 10:55 High Beam Dr. Jonas Kobbert, TU Darmstadt Optimization Method of Headlamp Performance based on 11:05 the Caculation of Light Distribution Dr. W. Tiecheng, CATARC Evaluation of the light distribution of a matrix-headlight 11:15 with a hardware-in-theloop-simulation M. Waldner, TU Dortmund 11:25 DIGITAL LIGHT and the Future Light Distribution Dr. C. Gut, Daimler AG 11:35 Discussion 11:50- Lunch 13:00 10 ISAL 2019 Programme - Tuesday 10:15 - Coffee & Exhibition 10:45 General Headlamp Topics Introductory Talk 10:45 To be Announced The New Age of Exterior Lightingcommunication - Built 10:55 Tough and Smart Enough E. Hansch, Ford 11:05 How Vehicles Learn to Display Symbols J. Reschke, Audi AG Insights on Exterior Lighting for Autonomous Vehicles from 11:15 Recent News J. D. Bullough, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Study on requirements of exterior display for V2X communi- 11:25 cation according to realizing functions Dr. G.-D. Kim, Samsung Electronics 11:35 Discussion 11:50- Lunch 13:00 ISAL 2019 11 Programme - Tuesday Light Sources and Sensors I 13:00 Introductory Talk C. Allgeier, Osram-Continental 13:10 Frontiers in LED and Micro-LED Technology O. Shchekin, Lumileds Challenges of the illumination of holograms with narrow- 13:20 band LEDs in automotive applications Dr. D. Karthaus, Hella KGaA Hueck & Co 13:30 Automotive illumination using microoptics Dr. P. Schreiber, IOF Fraunhofer Durable functional coatings for advanced cleaning of auto- 13:40 motive sensors and headlamps Dr. S. Wölper, GXC Coatings 13:50 Discussion 14:05- Coffee & Exhibition 14:30 12 ISAL 2019 Programme - Tuesday General Topics in Automotive Lighting I Energy saving potential of headlights by determining the 13:00 current utilization rate of headlight functions A. Erkan, TU Darmstadt Democratization of Advanced Driving Beam Systems – Good 13:10 light for everyone! C.
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