Congrès International : SIA Vision 2026

  • 23-24 SEPT.
  • LES PYRAMIDES, LE PORT-MARLY

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The VISION Congress 2024 gathered over 500 participants who discovered the latest innovations in lighting and ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems), showcased across 35 booths and 10 demonstration vehicles.

 

Building on the success of VISION 2024, the next edition — VISION 2026 — will take place on September 23 & 24, 2026, at Les Pyramides, a brand-new venue chosen to welcome even more participants and exhibitors in the best possible conditions.

 

VISION 2026 will continue to push the boundaries of automotive lighting and ADAS technologies. Expect an even richer program featuring parallel sessions, democars, and exclusive insights from leading experts and innovators shaping the future of mobility.

 

Mark your calendars, as VISION 2026 aims to illuminate new horizons and drive the future of automotive technology. Stay tuned for further updates and registration details coming soon!

 

If you were not at VISION 2024, take a look at our best-of:

 

Steering Committee

  • Paul-Henri MATHA, DVN - Congress chairman
  • Jacques LESTIDEAU, SIA
  • Estelle FORA, SIA
  • Christian TAFFIN, Ampere
  • Matthieu DABEK, Stellantis
  • Matthieu COLLOT, Stellantis
  • Benjamin DONETTE, Renault
  • Arnaud PERROTIN, Valeo
  • Benazouz BRADAI, Valeo
  • Kamislav FADEL, Opmobility
  • Cyril LAURY, Forvia
  • Philippe TROIA, Aptiv

 

 

Scientific Committee – Lighting

  • Francois BEDU, Renault
  • Roland BREMOND, Université Gustave Eiffel
  • John BULLOUGH, Mount Sinai
  • Xavier DENIS, Nichia
  • Tran Quoc KHANH, TU Darmstadt
  • Michael ROSENAUER, OPmobility
  • Hector FRATTY, DVN
  • Arnaud PERROTIN, Valeo
  • Wolfgang HUHN, DVN
  • Michael KLEINKES, Forvia
  • Motohiro KOMATSU, Koito
  • Paul-Henri MATHA, DVN
  • Jean Paul RAVIER, DVN
  • Joachim REILL, AMS Osram
  • Philippe ROCKL, Stellantis
  • Elo ROSENHAN, Marelli
  • Sébastien SAUDRAIS, Estaca
  • Dirk VANDERHAEGEN, Lumileds
  • Georges ZISSIS, Université de Toulouse

Scientific Committee – ADAS

  • Benazouz BRADAÏ, Valeo
  • Matthieu DABEK, Stellantis
  • Cyril LAURY, Forvia
  • Gil GONCALVES, Michelin
  • Jan Erik KALHAMMER, Magna
  • Paul LABROGERE, IRT System X
  • Delphine DUPERRAY, Aumovio
  • Heiko LEPPIN, Aumovio
  • Gael MONFRONT, Bosch
  • Didier GAUTHEREAU, Ampere
  • Olivier ORFILA, Vedecom
  • Guillaume POINT, Stellantis
  • Caroline ROBERT, ZF
  • Christian TAFFIN, Renault
  • Philippe TROIA, Aptiv

Agenda

08:00

Welcome coffee

Plenary session Chairman: Paul-Henri MATHA, DVN
08:30

Welcome introduction

08:45

Keynote by Thierry METROZ, SVP Design at DS Automotive

09:10

Keynote by Christophe LE LIGNE, Group R&D VP at Valeo

Pleanry session - Lighting & ADAS : Radar integration Chairman: Cyril LAURY, Forvia
09:35

New generation of car and headlamp with integrated radar on BMW iX3

Andrej WAGNER - Hella Saturnus Slovenia d.o.o.

09:55

Printed Electronics for High‑Performance, Invisible, and Sustainable Heating in ADAS Radome, Head Light, and Rear‑Lamp Integration

Christian BUCHBERGER - Marelli Germany

10:15

Multifunctional Sensor Signal Transmissive and Light-Managing Films for Hidden Until Lit Light Signatures, Sensor Concealment and Illuminated Components in Automotive Exteriors

Michael STANKO - Covestro Deutschland AG

10:35

Coffee break in the exibhition - Celeste room 

Democars - Opale room & outside

Design Chairman: Arnaud PERROTIN, Valeo Regulation and ratings
11:20

Evolving Automotive Lighting: From DIGITAL LIGHT to Brand Heritage

Daniel BETZ - Mercedes-Benz AG

11:20

Digital homologation and tuning of an AEBS system

Didier GAUTHEREAU - Ampere

11:40

New Lighting technologies of Opel Astra: Micro LED & Compass light signature

Dominic WEIL - Stellantis

11:40

Simulation-based Euro NCAP 2026 Rating

Thomas KARASIEWICZ - IPG Automotive France

12:00

Radical simplicity + disruptive lighting - the Audi way

Michael KRUPPA - Audi AG

12:00

Continuous Compliance in Software Defined Vehicles: Formalizing Automated Driving Evidence Generation Across the Vehicle Lifecycle

Simon TERRES - AVL Deutschland GmbH

12:20

From Function to Form: How is Lit Appearance Reshaping Lighting Module Design?

Francois GERMON - Valeo

12:20

SOTIF Analysis (ISO 21448), linked to ISO 26262

Laurent LAUGIER - UTAC

12:30

Lunch break in the exhibition - Celeste room 

Democars - Opale room & outside

Regulation and safety Chairman: Xavier DENIS, Nichia Bad weather
14:10

Asymmetric Headlamps: A Cost-Effective Solution for Modern Headlights

Dominik ZUSSER - ZKW

14:10

Limit and benefit of a marker light under adverse weather conditions

François BEDU - Renault Group

14:30

A Comparative Study of HD-ADB and ADB Integration

Seonwoo JEONG - Hyundai Mobis

14:30

HD Systems - System Comparison and Outlook

Gerald BOEHM - ZKW

14:50

Virtual Evaluation of Adaptive Passing Beam Distributions - Multipixel LEDs for Improved Traffic Safety and Comfort

Benedikt LAMONTAIN - Magdeburg-Stendal University for applied sciences

14:50

Glare computation for automotive lighting

Joffrey GIRARD - Cerema

15:10

Smart Headlamp Control for increased Performance and reduced Glare Effects

Ernst-Olaf ROSENHAHN - Marelli Automotive Lighting Reutlingen GmbH

15:10

Assessing the Effects of Scene Complexity on Human Visibility during Nighttime Driving

Tom WEIDEMANN - Technical University of Darmstadt, Laboratory of Adaptive Lighting Systems and Visual Processing

15:30

Coffee break in the exhibition - Celeste room 

Democars - Opale room & outside

Design Matthieu COLLOT, Stellantis Simulation, validation and testing
16:15

Reinventing Rear Lighting: Structural Integration in Next‑Generation Plastic Tailgates

Michael ROSENAUER - OPmobility

16:15

Toward Comprehensive Coverage and Representative Scenario Selection: A Unified Framework for Scenario-Based Testing of Automated Vehicles

Fouad HADJ SELEM - Vedecom

16:35

Exploring Dielectric Metasurfaces for Next-Generation Automotive SRP

Eduardo ALVEAR - Valeo

16:35

Data Replay and Generation for Data-Driven Development of Autonomous Vehicle Software

Thomas KARASIEWICZ - IPG Automotive France

16:55

Homogeneous Lens Appearance of Multi-Module Headlamps: Challenges and State-of-the-art Development

Dominic GOTTSMANN - ZKW

16:55

Creating and Evaluating new ADAS test scenarios via text-to-video Editing

Thérèse TISSEAU DES ESCOTAIS - Ampere

17:15

From Auxiliary HD Lighting to High-Beam Support: Functional Expansion of Entry-Level HD Micro-LED Headlamp Modules

Yonghee WON - Hyundai Mobis

17:15

Efficient ADAS Testing & Validation Using Modern Tools

Jens BUTTGEREIT - Vector Informatik GmbH

17:35

The creation of the Tyndall effect in car signaling

Whilk GONCALVES - MIND Optoelectronics

17:35

From Physics to AI: A Real-Time Grip Estimation for Active Safety

Ablamvi AMEYOE - Ampere Software & Technology

17:55

Back to plenary room

Lighting for ADAS : Camera perception Chairman: Kamislav FADEL, OPmobility
18:00

Early-stage digital validation of automotive exterior cameras considering vehicle exterior lighting impact

Benoit HERAUD - Synopsys

18:20

Nighttime PAEB: Bridging Lighting and Detection Challenges

Wolfgang HOSSFELD - Marelli Germany

18:40

Real-World Validation of the Effect of Pixel Resolution on Object Visibility Using Micro-LED Headlamp Systems for Camera-Based ADAS

Julian LERCH - TU Darmstadt

19:00

The perception light: Upgrading Standard Signaling and Lighting Systems to Active Perception Sensor

Geoffrey PIQUARD - Valeo

19:20

Cocktail diner in the exhibition - Celeste room 

Democars - Opale room & outside

21:15

End of the day

Call for democars

Showcase your innovations where technology meets reality!

As part of VISION 2026, we are offering companies the opportunity to display their demo cars — indoors or outdoors — throughout the two days of the event. These vehicles allow attendees to experience technologies firsthand and bring your R&D achievements to life.

 

In 2024, over ten demo cars were presented, attracting strong attention from attendees and providing excellent visibility to the exhibiting teams.

 

Participation is free of charge, but indoor spaces are limited — so don’t miss your chance to highlight your latest developments in a unique and inspiring environment.

 

Submit your demo car proposal now and take part in one of the most dynamic and forward-looking showcases of automotive innovation!

 

Exhibition

Exhibitors

  • AG OPTICS

    AG OPTICS

  • Ansys

    Ansys

    If you've ever seen a rocket launch, flown on an airplane, driven a car, used a computer, touched a mobile device, crossed a bridge, or put on wearable technology, chances are you've used a product where Ansys software played a critical role in its creation. Ansys is the global leader in engineering simulation.
  • AVSIMULATION

    AVSIMULATION

  • Covestro

    Covestro

  • EOI

    EOI

  • Hella

    Hella

  • Instrument Systems

    Instrument Systems

  • IPG Automotive

    IPG Automotive

    As a global leader in virtual test driving technology, IPG Automotive develops innovative simulation solutions for vehicle development. Designed for seamless use, the software and hardware products can be applied throughout the entire development process. IPG Automotive is an expert in the field of virtual development methods for the application areas of Autonomous Vehicles, ADAS, Powertrain, and Vehicle Dynamics. Together with its international clients and partners, the company is pioneering simulation technology that is increasing the efficiency of development processes.
  • JOHNSON ELECTRIC

    JOHNSON ELECTRIC

  • LESS

    LESS

  • Lumileds

    Lumileds

  • Melexis

    Melexis

  • Microrelleus

    Microrelleus

  • MURATA

    MURATA

  • Nichia

    Nichia

  • OLEDWorks

    OLEDWorks

  • Osram

    Osram

  • Seoul Semiconductor

    Seoul Semiconductor

  • SONY DADC

    SONY DADC

  • STOCKO

    STOCKO

  • Synopsys

    Synopsys

    Synopsys is at the forefront of Smart Everything with the world’s most advanced technologies for chip design, verification, IP integration, and application security testing and quality testing. We help our customers innovate from silicon to software.
  • Vector

    Vector

    Vector est le partenaire par excellence pour tout ce qui concerne le développement de l'électronique embarquée ceci depuis presque 30 ans. Plus de 1900 collaborateurs répartis sur 24 sites dans le monde entier sont au service des constructeurs et des fournisseurs de lÂ'industrie automobile ainsi que des secteurs apparentés en leur proposant une plateforme professionnelle composée dÂ'outillage, de composants de logiciels et de prestations de service pour la mise au point de systèmes embarqués.

Registration

Download General Terms & condition

 

• Registration fees include participation in the conference, abstracts book and PDF presentations.
• Where it is not possible to send the payment together with the form, each registration should be accompanied by an official purchase order. Failing reception of an official purchase order or payment on the day of the congress, we regret that you will not be allowed entry to the congress.
• When we have received the registration form, we will send you a confirmation message and an invoice. Please indicate the accounts department address when necessary.
• For any cancellation before August 23th 2026, 30% of the registration fee will remain payable to the organisers. After this date, the full fee will be payable. Participants may request a replacement in writing.

 

Prices VAT excluded (+20%)

 

Attendees whose participation is free (exhibitors, speakers, committee members, etc.) should contact :
- estelle.fora@sia.fr 

 

Select your fee

Access & accommodation

Address Public entrance: 16 Av. de Saint-Germain, 78560 Le Port-Marly


Public transport:
From Paris: RER A Saint-Germain en Laye and bus 259, 10, 15, EX01, 5323

 

Nearest hotel (in front of the event venue) : B&B Hotel Le Port-Marly, 3-star hotel

Click here to book your accomodation