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The 6Th International Congress of Intelligent and Connected Vehicles The 6th International Congress of Intelligent and Connected Vehicles (CICV 2019) Agenda Congress Date: 2019/05/29-2019/05/31 Congress Venue：Beijing Etrong International Exhibition & Convention Center, Beijing, China Update: 2019/05/14 1. Conference Agenda May 29 （Wednesday）Conference Agenda K1：Plenary Session & Opening Ceremony May 29 Keynote Speeches: ICV Industrialization Practice and Challenges Wednesday Chairperson: Mr. Zhang Jinhua, Executive Vice President & Secretary General of China SAE Opening Address 08:30-08:35 - Mr. Zhang Jinhua, Executive Vice President & Secretary General of China SAE Address 08:35-08:40 - Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area Address 08:40-08:55 - Prof. Huai Jinpeng, Secretary of the Leading Party Members' Group, Executive Vice President, Chief Executive Secretary of CAST; Academician of CAS Topic TBD 08:55-09:20 - Prof. Li Keqiang, Professor of Tsinghua University, Chief Scientist of CICV, Chairperson of CAICV Committee of Experts ICV Technology Progress and Approaches (Topic TBD) 09:20-09:45 - Mr. Xu Heyi, President of BAIC Group Autonomous Driving: Ensuring Safety 09:45-10:10 - Dr. Helge Neuner, Head of Group Research Automated Driving, Volkswagen AG Toyota's Automated Driving Technology Development 10:10-10:35 - Mr. Ken Koibuchi, Field General Manager of Toyota Motor Corporation，Director and CTO of TRI-AD. Autonomous Vehicles in California 10:35-11:00 - -Ms. Jean Shiomoto, Retired, Director of California Department of Motor Vehicles High-Level Panel Discussion: Automated Driving Commercialization Approach in China Chairperson: Prof. Li Keqiang, Professor of Tsinghua University, Chief Scientist of CICV, Chairperson of CAICV Committee of Experts Panelists: Mr. Ken Koibuchi, Field General Manager of Toyota Motor Corporation，Director and CTO of TRI-AD Ms. Jean Shiomoto, Retired, Director of California Department of Motor Vehicles 11:00-12:15 Mr. Zhou Jianguang, Dongfeng Motor Dr. Helge Neuner, Head of Group Research Automated Driving, Volkswagen AG Dr. Chen Liming, President, Chassis Systems Control China, Bosch Prof. Ran Bin, Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor, Director of ITS Plan, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Southeast University Mr. Zhong Xuedan, VP of Tencent Auto Intelligence Dr. Wan Lei, Huawei Fellow May 29 S1: FISITA Intelligent Safety Conference S2: Environmental S4: Key Technologies and S5: The Next Generation HMI S6: Automated Driving Map and Wednesday China-1 Perception and Information Commercialization of for Intelligent Vehicles-1 High Precision Positioning-1 Fusion Commercial Vehicle Chairperson: Prof. Chen Fang, Chairperson: Prof. Yang Diange, Chairperson: Shengbo Eben Intelligence and Chalmers University of Director of School of Vehicle and Li, School of Vehicle and Connectivity-1 Technology Mobility, Tsinghua University Mobility, Tsinghua University Chairperson: Dr. Jiang Co-chairperson: Prof. Sun Xuefeng，VP of Dongfeng Xiaohua, Tongji University Commercial Vehicle; Board Member of CAICV 13:30-13:55 13:30-13:40 Welcome and Address: Automatic labelling Address: Commercial vehicle AI and UX: the new challenges Introduction to the Latest work of Chris Mason, FISITA CEO Technology and Service for intelligent connected industry to the future vehicle interaction CAICV HD MAP WG 13:40-14:35 Session One Large Data of Traffic landing- The road from design - Prof. Yang Diange, Director of Topic: Standards and Regulations for Environment automobile manufacturers to -Prof. Chen Fang, Chalmers School of Vehicle and Mobility, Automotive Intelligent Safety -Sun Hui, Director, AI Lab, service providers University of Technology Tsinghua University Moderator: Nadine Leclair & Frank Zhao Suzhou Automobile -Dr. Jiang Xuefeng, VP of Speakers: Research Institute of Dongfeng Commercial -Mr. Miquel Nadal, Secretary to the High Tsinghua University Vehicle; Board Member of Level Panel, Road Safety 2030 (FIA) (20 CAICV 14:00-14:25 mins) (Invited) -Wang Jiajia, Senior GRVA's activities on ICVs Towards Shared Control: Requirement for Dynamic Data -Mr. Zhao Wang, Chief Engineer, Auto Manager, Bosch Automotive -Mr. Francois GUICHARD, Requirements for the HMI of for Autonomous Driving Standardization Research Institute, China Products (Suzhou) (Technical) Secretary of the Automated Vehicles -Dr. Bernhard Morys, Senior Automotive Technology & Research Working Party on GRVA, -Dr. Jacques Terken, Manager of Autonomous Driving Center (20 mins) United Nations (Economic Eindhoven University of of Mercedes-Benz R&D China, -Joint Q&A (3 mins) Commission for Europe) Technology Daimler Greater China Ltd. 14:30-14:55 14:40-15:35 Session Two Fusion sensing technology Vehicle Automation Next Gen Human Interactive Topic: Safety Analysis, Test and -Su Kuifeng, GM of Tencent -Mr. Henrik Färnstrand, Vice Design of Baidu Apollo -Ms. Song Ziwei, Product Evaluation for Automated Driving Automated Driving President Volvo Group Autonomous Driving Architecturer of Intelligent Moderator: Nadine Leclair & Frank Zhao Vehicle Automation -Mr. Yang Fan，Senior Driving BU，Qianxun Spatial Speakers: Engineer of Autonomous Intelligence, Inc. -Mr. Marc Pajon, Testing and Driving Unit，Baidu 15:00-15:25 Measurement EL, Renault (20 mins) ADAS System Research of Autonomous Driving Truck Cockpit Interaction Mode in the Bosch Localization Solution -Prof. Dr. Jian Wang, Professor, Jilin Autonomous Vehicle: The and Intelligent Logistics Age of Intelligent Vehicles -Liu Yulei, Map&Loc Slgorithem University (20 mins) Benefits and Challenges for -Dr. Tai-peng Tian, Head of -Li Li'an, Intelligent Connected Senior Engineer, Automated -Joint Q&A (3 mins) OEM Computer Vision, Inceptio Director, R&D Center Driving Cognitive System, Bosch 15:35-16:05 Coffee Break -Guo Meng, Jaguar Land Technology Intelligent Connected, AIWAYS Automotive Products (Suzhou) Rover Autonomous Research Simulation Group Leader 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break & Visit to Exhibition May 29 S1: FISITA Intelligent Safety Conference S3: Intelligent Decision S4: Key Technologies and S5: The Next Generation HMI S6: Automated Driving Map and Wednesday China-2 Making and Collaborative Commercialization of for Intelligent Vehicles -2 High Precision Positioning-2 Control Commercial Vehicle Chairperson: Prof. Chen Fang, Chairperson: Prof. Yang Diange, Chairperson: Chu Wenbo, Intelligence and Chalmers University of Head of Department of Vice President of China Connectivity-2 Technology Automotive Engineering, Intelligent and Connected Chairperson: Dr. Jiang Co-chairperson: Prof. Sun Tsinghua University, National Vehicles (Beijing) Research Xuefeng，VP of Dongfeng Xiaohua, Tongji University High-Level Personnel of Special Institute Co., Commercial Vehicle; Board Support Program Ltd. Member of CAICV 16:00-16:25 16:07-17:00 Session Three -Shengbo Eben Li, School of Tusimple's technological Prof. Sun Xiaohua, Tongji How to Make High Reliable Topic: Safe Architecture Designing for Vehicle and Mobility, progress and commercial University Autonomous Driving Map Automated Vehicles (Software and Tsinghua University practice of autonomous -Mr. Wang Miao, Director of hardware architecture) driving trucks Product, Intelligent Map BU, Moderator: Marc Pajon & Mike Ma -Dr. Wu Nan, Partner/Vice NavInfo Co.,Ltd. Speakers: president of products, -Dr. Jan-Erik Mueller, Vice President TuSimple 16:30-16:55 Complete Vehicle R&D China, BMW ZF's solution for domain Maps and Commerical Valeo Innovations in Smart Automated Driving Map China Services Ltd. (20 mins) controller for AD Vehicle Cabin and Interactive HMI -Ma Changjie, Senior Achitect, -Mr. Ted Huang, Chief Technology Officer -Mr. Qi Ping, Director, -Mr. Benny Huang, Director Systems Baidu & Assistant President, Jiangling Motor Engineering Center, ZF of Automobile Intelligent - Gu Jianmin, CTO, Valeo Co., Ltd. (20 mins) （China）Investment Co. Ltd. Business Department，China China -Joint Q&A (3 mins) Satellite Navigation and Commuications Co,. Ltd. 17:00-17:25 Topic: TBD High Performance Data Definition and Design of High Road leads to smart, Map - Robert Hou, Vice President of Acquisition and Replay Reliability Automotive SoC oriented to future Information Technology and Mobility -Mr. Thomas Schoepfner, -Maggie Qiu, CEO of -Mr. Minto Yu, Head of Product Platforms & Products, Ford China Motor Product Management MCD SemiDrive Department, Automatic driving R Solutions of ETAS & D Center, JD X Unit 17:30-17:55 / -Jeffen Liu, TTTech HMI at Autonomous Vehicle -Mr. Xu Linhao, Vice-President of BDStar, CEO of BICV 18:00-18:25 An approach to Smart Cockpit for Autonomous Driving -Zhu Saichun, Senior Technology Director, EE & Connectivity Technology Center, GAC NIO New Energy Automotive Technology Co., Ltd. May 30 (Thursday) Conference Agenda K2：Plenary Session S8: The 2nd Automotive Radar / / S10: Automated Driving Simulation Keynote Speeches: ICV Key Technolog Forum-1 System Development, Testing and and Cross-industry Integrity Organizers: China SAE; Autoroad Evaluation-1 May. 30 Chairperson: Prof. Cheng Bo, President Chairperson: Dean of School of Thursday of Suzhou Automobile Research Institute, Transportation Science and Engineering, Tsinghua University Beihang University Co-chairperson & Moderator: Prof. Wang Jian, Jilin University 08:45-09:00 / 08:45-09:00 / / / Address 09:00-09:25 -Ran Bin, Vilas Distinguished 09:00-09:30 / / 09:00-09:25 Achievement Professor, Director of ITS TBD Research on Theoretical Framework Plan, University of Wisconsin-Madison, -Dr. Yi Chunlei, Yutong System of China Standard ICV Scene Southeast University Library
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