International Congress : CESA 4.0 // Automotive Electronics

  • 16 & 17 November 2016
  • Versailles

Introduction

CESA 4.0 > AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS is under preparation…
The next edition of our successful conference on automotive electronics, CESA 4.0 will take place on 16 and 17 November 2016.
The aim of CESA is to bring people from different backgrounds together to talk about today’s automotive electronics as well as future trends and technologies. We will look beyond the geographical horizon of our export markets and beyond the automotive technological horizon of connected and automated driving.

Organized by the French Association of Automotive Engineers (SIA) and strongly supported by the French Automotive Industry (PFA), this year CESA will focus on Electrification, Automated Driving and the transfer of knowledge from the electronics industry to automotive applications.
We will again welcome many top speakers from OEMs (from France, Germany and elsewhere in the world), all major suppliers to the car industry and also representatives from other industries active in the factory 4.0.
Besides industrials we will also show some of the young Institutes of Technology created here in France recently, in particular VEDECOM and IRT SystemX.
With the help of our sponsors and the partners of our dedicated exhibition we will facilitate networking between main actors in the market. As with previous, we develop specific partnerships with a country that is important for automotive electronics. After Austria and Germany for the first editions, we have chosen to highlight Asia for 2016.
Top speakers are expected such as engineering directors from French OEMs, as well as from foreign countries. At the last edition, more than half of the visitors travelled from locations other than France to Paris.
Link to other industries, such as Industry 4.0. focusing on the example of automated driving, there are already solutions available in agriculture or factory automation that demonstrate the highest levels of autonomy.
At the same time, usage of data and services in a cloud environment is becoming standard for office management and will certainly also  influence the automotive industry.

 

COMMITTEES

Conference chair
Jochen LANGHEIM - STMicroelectronics
 

Ignacio ALVAREZ - Faurecia
Christophe AUFRERE - Faurecia
Patrick BASTARD - Renault
Rémi BASTIEN - Renault
Henri BELDA - Vector
Jean Luc BROSSARD - PFA
Franck CAZENAVE - Robert Bosch
Guillaume DEVAUCHELLE - Valeo
Dominique DOUCET - Valeo

Jean-Laurent FRANCHINEAU - VEDECOM

Carla GOHIN - Groupe PSA

 

Anne GUILLAUME - LAB
El Khamis KADIRI - Groupe PSA
Claude LAURGEAU - Mines-ParisTech
Gérard MANIEZ - NXP Semiconductors
Jean-Luc MATE - Continental Automotive
Gereon MEYER - VDI-VDE
Patrick NEBOUT - Visteon
Laurent PERIER - STMicroelectronics

Jérôme PERRIN - Renault

Ladimir PRINCE - Groupe PSA

 

Pascal RIBOT - STMicroelectronics
Daniel RICHARD - Valeo
Xavier ROTH - Robert Bosch

Jean-François SENCERIN - Renault

Thierry SEYNAEVE - e2-CAD
Andy TOULEMONDE - Infineon
Michel VALETTE - Elmos
Louis-Claude VRIGNAUD - Continental Automotive
Gérard YAHIAOUI - Nexyad

 

business tour

November 15, 12:45 → 18:45 (cocktail included at 19:00)

 

 

 

Make the most of your stay in Paris to visit -for free- the most innovative French research centers in cyber-security, autonomous driving, HMI, wireless charging and intelligent transportation:


• the VEDECOM research institute for energy transition, dedicated to individual, carbon-free and sustainable mobility
• the institute for technological research SystemX, dedicated to digital engineering of complex systems in the transport, communication, digital security and energy sectors.


Demos will be about: electric machines prototyping, dynamic inductive charging, cybersecurity on smart transportation, augmented reality for drivers, the presentation of a level 4 self-driving demonstrator.

 

The tour includes:
• A networking lunch. The meeting point will be at 12.45 pm in central Paris (the exact location is to be confirmed) 
• The visits and demos (from 2.45 pm to 6.15 pm)

• Transfers by bus from Paris to the sites and to the evening buffet

• An evening buffet with the CESA operational commitee and speakers at the Palais des Congrès de Versailles from 6.45 pm.

 

Registration is required due to limited capacities and will be submitted to validation.

Contact: julie.veaute@parisregionentreprises.org

 

 

Programme

08:40

Registration & Welcome Breakfast in the exhibition

09:20

Welcome speech

Jochen Langheim, Chairman

Keynote speeches
09:30

Introduction - Automotive Electronics, Innovation challenge of the French Industry

Jean-Luc Brossard, PFA

10:00

Shaping mobility with electronics

Jean-François Salessy, Groupe PSA

10:20

Becoming an electronics supplier

Ignacio Alvarez, Faurecia

10:40

Autonomous Driving in this new century

Christophe Minster, ZF TRW

11:00

Coffee break in the exhibition

Car Architectures & Components Session chair: Louis-Claude Vrignaud, Continental Automotive Highly Automated Driving - Testing & Validation Session chair: Carla Gohin, Groupe PSA
11:30

Semiconductor components for high available and fail operational actuators /  HW and SW aspects

André Roger, Infineon

11:30

HAD with Vehicle-in-the-Loop, Euro NCAP

Charles Miquet, IPG Automotive

11:45

Enabling Smart Mobility and Smart Infrastructure by Development of a Technology Readiness Process for Consumer Electronics - TRACE

Jochen Beintner - Robert Bosch

11:45

Automatic generation of optimized test plan for connected ADAS vehicle

Nadia Haddadou, Renault

12:00

System Engineering, Architectures and Components for Assisted/Automated Driving

Stephan Groitzsch - Continental Engineering Services

12:00

Autonomous car : data fusion, logging, simulation

Claude Laurgeau, Mines ParisTech

12:15

Connected car architecture

Eric Dequi, Groupe PSA

12:15

PSA Autonomous Driving - Results of 18 months experimentations on European Highways

Vincent Abadie, Groupe PSA

12:30

Pitch PME "Rescoll" - José Alcorta

12:30

Pitch PME "UTAC" - Jérôme Paschal

12:35

Round-table discussion

12:35

Round-table discussion

12:45

Lunch break in the exhibition

Keynote speeches
14:15

Research on electromobility, driverless car and batteries in Aachen

Rick De Doncker, RWTH Aachen University / ISEA

14:35

Electromobility, driver assistance and connectivity

Luc Marbach, VEDECOM

14:50

Embedded systems and tools for mobility

Eric Perrin-Pelletier, IRT SystemX

48V, Electrification Power Electronics Session Chair: Andy Toulemonde, Infineon Highly Automated Driving new sensors Session chair: Daniel Richard, Valeo
15:15

Electrification of vehicles, new technical challenges for future mobility

Nicolas Leclere, Groupe PSA

15:15

Self-contained, distributed automotive Ethernet camera system

Radoslaw Watroba, STMicroelectronics

15:30

Power Train Control by Connectivity - chances, architectures, solutions

Friedrich Graf, Continental Automotive

15:30

New Radar Sensor - Architecture and Technologies

Uwe Voelzke, STMicroelectronics

15:45

Impact of 48V power supply emergence in automotive engineering disciplines

Marc Ranier, Valeo

15:45

Laser Sensor for autonomous driving

Erich Smidt - Velodyne Lidar

16:00

Electrification based on 48V as integrative part of the future powertrain

Gerald Teuschl, AVL

16:00

Laser Scanner (solid state)

Heinrich Gotzig, Valeo

16:15

Pitch PME "Nanomakers" - Jean-François Perrin 

16:15

Pitch PME "Nexyad" - Gérard Yahiaoui 

16:20

Round-table discussion

16:20

Round-table discussion

16:40

Coffee break in the exhibition

Plenary session
17:10

Deep Learning- enabling Cars to See, Think, and Learn for Autonomous Driving

Arslan Serkan - nVIDIA

17:30

Round-table discussions • Moderator: L. Meillaud, journalist

Patrick Bastard - Renault

Eric Lalardie - ARM

Ludovic Denoyer - Université Pierre et Marie Curie (Lip6)

Arslan Serkan - nVIDIA

Florian Walter - TU München

 

18:30

Electronics challenges for the next decade

Markus Schmidt, Robert Bosch

18:50

Summary of the day

Jochen Langheim

19:00

Cocktail in the exhibition

Registration

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Access & Accommodation

conference venue

PALAIS DES CONGRES DE VERSAILLES

10 rue de la Chancellerie

78000 Versailles, France

 → access map

 

public transportation

  From Roissy CDG Airport, take RER B towards Paris and stop at “Saint-Michel Notre-Dame”.
Then, take another train RER C towards Versailles Rive-Gauche. Stop at “Versailles Rive-Gauche”.
The Palais des Congrès is 5 min by foot.
     
  From Saint-Lazare station (Paris), take a SNCF train towards Paris “Versailles Rive-Droite”.
The Palais des Congrès is 20 min by foot.
   

 

Access and transportation map

 

 

 

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