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The First and Largest Conference on Automotive Glazing in Europe 12th International CTI Conference | 15 + 16 November 2018, San Sebastian, Spain THE FIRST AND LARGEST CONFERENCE ON AUTOMOTIVE GLAZING IN EUROPE The automotive glazing community New venue will meet on 15 + 16 November 2018, Technology Park, San Sebastian, Spain. 2018 GOLD PARTNER WITH: www.cti-autoglazing.com #ctiglazing CTI AUTOMOTIVE GLAZING EUROPE A few thoughts of the chairman of this conference: The broadness of Glazing in 2017 was broken down to two focused topics: Autonomous driving and Connectivity. The first subject is rarely noticed in public as most of the people take it for granted having as much safety systems as possible at low budget. The second one, highly focused and of high interest in a connected world, is top speed growing. Not neglectable in this context is the influence of Megacities (urbanization), where a high proportion of people lives in. Those Megacities often have totally different conditions to connectivity, which require alternative vehicle solutions (often autonomous), which distinguish from those in non-urban areas where individual transport is still pre-dominant. The 2018 conference will concentrate on those subjects in round-table sessions (hopefully as interesting and vivid as in 2017). The connection of countryside to the city (truck) and the escape out of the cities (bus) will enlarge the conference portfolio. Before the release of autonomous driving level 3 (+), the conference subjects will contain a high proportion of radar-, camera-, lidar-, scanner-, warning-, etc. devices as content. Not only looking outside the car but inside it, bringing the driver back to focus in situations going beyond the abilities of robot-assistance. The conference will allow, that all these subjects are discussed with special transport- and truck-industry representatives as well as representatives from the repair and maintenance sector, keeping the systems alive. The very constant co-audience of the Automotive Glazing Europe is a perfect example, showing how trends are influencing individuals and their jobs year by year. The new location in Spain is a trial, to get new impulses from the audience. The power of Europe lies in different cultures, view angles and focuses. The conference is going to be a “melting pot” of people dealing with subjects all around the emissions of vehicles. Round-tables and plenary discussions are going to be integrated as well as more “quiet” presented opinions. Exciting, isn`t it? Join, let it happen! Wolfgang Erner Gerald-Alexander Beese Leonie Harmal Şenel Çelik Technology Manager Europe, Head of Strategic Project Management, Conference Director, Sales Director, NSG Pilkington Automotive KTI GmbH & Co. KG – CTI Car Training Institute CTI Car Training Institute German Research Institute PREVIOUS DELEGATES FROM THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES A. Raymond Schnellbefestigungssysteme A.D.C. Auto motive Who you will meet Distance Control Systems Adam Opel AGC Automotive Europe AGP Glass Allianz Zentrum für Technik A2T Automotive Aston Martin Lagonda Audi Auto Wind- Delegates Automotive Glazing Europe by countries screens BASF Coatings Bekintex NV Belron Technical Bertrandt Technikum BMW Borealis Polyolefine BOS 57 % – Germany Bostik B.V. Brose Fahrzeugteile Bugatti Engineering Bundesverband Autoglaser Bystronic Maschinen 43 % – International: Carglass CARLEX Glass Luxembourg Centro Ricerche Austria/Belgium/Canada/ Fiat Continental Automotive ControlExpert Cooper Czech Republic/Estonia/ Standard Corning Covestro CSA Germany Daikin Finnland/France/Italy/Japan/ Chemical Europe GmbH Daimler Das Fraunhofer-Institut Luxemburg/Netherlands/ für Chemische Technologie ICT DEKRA Automobil Desa Spain/Switzerland/UK/USA Autoglass DNP Europa Dow Deutschland Drägerwerk DuPont de Nemours DURA Automotive Body & Glass Systems Dürr Systems EASTMAN EControl-Glas EFTEC EISENMANN Anlagenbau Elkamet Kunststofftechnik EMS- Chemie (Deutschland) enmech Evonik EXATEC Faurecia Ferrostaal Automotive FEW Fahrzeugelektrikwerk Delegates Automotive Glazing Europe by job titles Finnlamex Safety Glass Oy Flabeg Fractal Technologies Freeglass Freudenberg NOK Mechatronics FRIMO Lotte 27% – R&D Fuyao Europe Glas Trösch AG Automobile Guardian Glass Günther Dörr GXC Coatings Hella Innenleuchten- 21 % – Marketing/Sales Systeme Henkel Teroson Henniges Automotive Honda 18 % – Production R&D Europe Hot Runner Mold HUK-COBURG Hutchinson 14 % – Managing Directors Hyundai Motor Europe IAV Imperia Inalfa Roof 7 % – Business Development Systems Inglass inpro Innovationsgesellschaft für fort- geschrittene Produktionssysteme in der Fahrzeugindustrie 5 % – Projects ISRA SURFACE VISION IWA JENOPTIK Automatisierungs- 4 % – Design technik John Deere Johnson Controls Johnson Matthey 4 % – Others Kathrein-Werke KOEMMERLING CHEMISCHE FABRIK KRAIBURG TPE KRD Coatings Kuraray America Kuraray Europe – TROSIFOL Le Joint Francais Leopold Kostal Lohmann Magna Automotive Services Mekra Lang Mercedes Benz Service Corporation Momentive Performance Delegates Automotive Glazing Europe by sectors Materials Nanogate Neoman Bus Niebling Opel Automobile Oribay group Parat Philips Pilkington 28 % – Automotive suppliers Automotive PMA/TOOLS Polynorm Automotive Polyscope Polymers Porsche PPG Industries France 14 % – OEMs Recticel Rehau Richard Fritz Roof Systems SABIC 14 % – Chemical Industry Innovative Plastics Saint-Gobain Samsung Schollglas 12 % – Glass Industry Dienstleistungs- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft Schott 9 % – Trade Sekisui Shin-Etsu Silicones Sika Automotive Skoda smart Soliver Solutia Europe Southwall Europe 6 % – Engineering Stop-Choc Schwingungstechnik Summerer Technologies 5 % – Electronics Şenel Çelik Switch Materials Technical Center Tesla Factory Thieme Sales Director, 4 % –Service providers Toyota Motor Europe Velux VEMA Volkswagen CTI Car Training Institute 4 % – Others Volkswagen Nutzfahrzeuge VON ARDENNE Wacker Chemie Waldaschaff Automotive Webasto Roof & 3 % – Plastic Components 1 % – Insurance companies Advisory Board David Allen, Jose Muñoz, Exterior Systems Engineering, Core Global Glazing, Executive Director, Ford Motor Company Oribay Group Gerald-Alexander Beese, Hagen Rakus, Head of Strategic Project Management, Technical Specialist, KTI GmbH & Co. KG – German Research Institute Volkswagen AG Wolfgang Erner, Dhiraj Uikey, Technology Manager Europe, Staff Scientist, NSG Pilkington Automotive SABIC PROGRAM CONFERENCE DAY 1, THURSDAY 15 NOVEMBER 2018 CHAIRMEN: Wolfgang Erner, Technology Manager Europe, NSG Pilkington Automotive Gerald-Alexander Beese, Head of Strategic Project Management, KTI GmbH & Co. KG – German Research Institute 8.30 10.35 – 10.50 Questions and answers Transport from the hotel to the conference location 10.50 – 11.20 Networking break in the exhibition area 9.00 – 9.30 11.20 – 11.45 Business reception – ADAS Recalibration – check-in and network in the exhibition area the risks, responsibilities, liability and safety The current and future technology that the manufacturers 9.30 – 9.45 are adding to the vehicles Welcome address by CTI and opening by the chairmen Where we are on the road to autonomous driving Wolfgang Erner and Gerald Beese The pitfalls that comes with the technology What are the options for ADAS recalibration – comparing aftermarket solutions with the vehicle manufacturer preferred solution Challenges of new mobility for automotive Liability and case studies glazing Rupert Armitage, Managing Director of Auto Windscreens 9.45 – 10.10 11.45 – 12.10 Introduction: What´s new on the technical side Virtual Prototyping Solutions for Automotive Head- Wolfgang Erner Up Display Windshield HUD optical design and analysis challenges 10.10 – 10.35 Optical CAE and virtual reality solutions Automotive glazing and new mobility Simulation, optimization and numerical validation use case Automated driving Ludovic Manillier, HUD Solutions Manager, OPTIS Challenges of HMI Current relevant regulations Technology acceptance Gerald-Alexander Beese 12.10 – 12.35 3.50 – 4.35 Towards next generation of ADAS for automated driving Computer Vision as an enabler for next generation ADAS systems WORLD CAFÉ SESSION Roadmap to automated driving Importance of Outside Scene Understanding EXPLORE QUESTIONS THAT MATTER Importance of Driver Status Monitoring Contribute your ideas and perspectives HMI and Interior design: Assist & Act Listen to the ideas of colleagues and competitors Oihana Otaegui Ph.D, ITS and Engineering Director, Pay attention to themes, patterns and insights Vicomtech Take the opportunity to move between tables Exchange perspectives, greatly enriching the possibility 12.35 – 12.50 Questions and answers for surprising new insights 12.50 – 1.50 Networking lunch in the exhibition area Share collective discoveries 1.50 – 2.15 Improving the passenger experience and improving performance in electric, autonomous and other vehicles using dynamic glass technology Improving the passenger experience in vehicles through use of dynamic glass-lessons from the real world Increasing driving range of electric vehicles through the intelligent use of dynamic glass TOPICS How the intelligent use of glass can reduce emissions in internal combustion engines to help meet the coming Automotive Trends Polycarbonate standards in Europe Dhiraj Uikey, Staff Scientist, SABIC Joseph M. Harary, President and CEO, Research Frontiers Inc. ADAS 2.15 – 2.40 Gerald Beese ADAS at BMW Dr. Peter Schiele, Head of Project Fully Automated Driving, Safety BMW Group Dr. Uwe Keller, OEM Business Development Manager, Kuraray Europe GmbH 2.40 – 3.05 lndustrial Augmented
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