Connected, Autonomous, Electric and Shared Vehicles are transforming the norm of transport industries. The development of CAVs has benefited from technologies in automation, sensing, connectivity, navigation and safety enforcement. Trials of CAVs have been seen in various places around the world with the intent to understand the operation environment, the ecosystem and the implication to urban mobility. These, combined with the increased use of electric and shared vehicles, will all have major impacts on our transportation network.

Data analytics derive actionable insights from the vast quantity of data generated from various transport systems. The impact of data analytics is amplified by an ecosystem consists of data service suppliers, platform providers, regulators and end users. Such an ecosystem supports the utilisation of data for the development in advanced learning models that are the building blocks for Artificial Intelligence in transport.

Future Mobility has become one of the fastest growing sectors in the ITS industry and is a key contributor to smart transport and the liveability of our cities, suburbs and regional communities. It coincides with other customer centric, demand responsive transport initiatives to mark a global trend towards sustainable and accessible urban mobility.

Connected, Autonomous, Electric and Shared Vehicles are transforming the norm of transport industries. The development of CAVs has benefited from technologies in automation, sensing, connectivity, navigation and safety enforcement. Trials of CAVs have been seen in various places around the world with the intent to understand the operation environment, the ecosystem and the implication to urban mobility. These, combined with the increased use of electric and shared vehicles, will all have major impacts on our transportation network.

Transport policies, standards and regulations should serve to enable and accelerate the adoption of technologies and innovations in transport, while setting the goals in liveability, accessibility and sustainability. Lessons can be learnt from early implementation of regulatory reforms across the globe and the best practices can be promoted.

Connected, Autonomous, Electric and Shared Vehicles are transforming the norm of transport industries. The development of CAVs has benefited from technologies in automation, sensing, connectivity, navigation and safety enforcement. Trials of CAVs have been seen in various places around the world with the intent to understand the operation environment, the ecosystem and the implication to urban mobility. These, combined with the increased use of electric and shared vehicles, will all have major impacts on our transportation network.

Data analytics derive actionable insights from the vast quantity of data generated from various transport systems. The impact of data analytics is amplified by an ecosystem consists of data service suppliers, platform providers, regulators and end users. Such an ecosystem supports the utilisation of data for the development in advanced learning models that are the building blocks for Artificial Intelligence in transport.

Future Mobility has become one of the fastest growing sectors in the ITS industry and is a key contributor to smart transport and the liveability of our cities, suburbs and regional communities. It coincides with other customer centric, demand responsive transport initiatives to mark a global trend towards sustainable and accessible urban mobility.

Connected, Autonomous, Electric and Shared Vehicles are transforming the norm of transport industries. The development of CAVs has benefited from technologies in automation, sensing, connectivity, navigation and safety enforcement. Trials of CAVs have been seen in various places around the world with the intent to understand the operation environment, the ecosystem and the implication to urban mobility. These, combined with the increased use of electric and shared vehicles, will all have major impacts on our transportation network.

Transport pricing can benefit from emerging tolling technologies, payment integrations and upgrade in infrastructures to enhance a seamless experience for travellers and lift operational efficiencies. Operators can leverage connectivity and data analytics to deliver demand responsive pricing schemes that are complimentary to new mobility.

Held in the Exhibition Hall, a short walk from the plenary auditorium, the Welcome Reception will be a chance to connect and catch up with colleagues from the transport industry.

Registration:

Date: Tue 16 Aug, 5:30pm - 7:00pm (early arrivals from 5pm welcome)
Where: Summit Exhibition (Plaza Ballroom), BCEC
Dress Code: Relaxed Business

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