Breakfast in the exhibition
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.
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| Conference chair Jochen LANGHEIM - STMicroelectronics |
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Ignacio ALVAREZ - Faurecia Jean-Laurent FRANCHINEAU - VEDECOM Carla GOHIN - Groupe PSA |
Anne GUILLAUME - LAB Jérôme PERRIN - Renault Ladimir PRINCE - Groupe PSA |
Pascal RIBOT - STMicroelectronics Jean-François SENCERIN - Renault Thierry SEYNAEVE - e2-CAD |
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business tour
November 15, 12:45 → 18:45 (cocktail included at 19:00)
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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 tour includes: • 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
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Programme
- 16 November
- 17 November
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07:50
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08:25
FIA: connected car and motorsport Bernard Niclot, Fédération Internationale Automobile |
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08:45
Consumer Electronics meets Automotive Su-Birm Park - LG Electronics |
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09:05
Autonomous Driving in Asia - Round-table discussion • Moderator: L. Meillaud, journalist Eric Champarnaud - BIPE Clément Nouvel - Valeo Olivier Orfila - IFSTTAR Su-Birm Park - LG Electronics Aida Spisso - Toyota
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09:55
Coffee break in the exhibition |
| Industry 4.0 and IoT Session chair: Christophe Aufrère, Faurecia | Security, privacy in automotive Session chair: Franck Cazenave, Robert Bosch |
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10:25
Industry 4.0 for the Auto Industry, and impacting evolutions for the electronic industry Grégoire Ferré, Faurecia |
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Software update over the air (SOTA) in light vehicles Björn Steurich, Infineon |
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10:40
Fast prototyping with Arduino - Industry 4.0 - 3D printing Yves Dubois, Valeo |
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Automotive Holistic Security: challenges and perspectives Patrice Le Flohic, Robert Bosch |
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10:55
Axandus – Return on experience in favor of competitive and modern production solutions in France Jean-Baptiste Yvon, Axandus |
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Cyber Security of Connected Cars Jérôme Dern, Valeo |
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11:10
5G: When will it be ready? Mérouane Debbah, Huawei |
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Secure and Efficient OTA Updating of the Entire Car Roger Ordman, Harman |
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11:25
Pitch PME "Sonel" - Sylvain Garnier |
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Pitch PME "Navecom" - Yves Robin-Jouan |
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11:30
Round-table discussion |
11:30
Round-table discussion |
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11:40
Lunch break in the exhibition |
| Human-Machine Interface Session Chair: Jean-Luc Brossard, PFA | Highly Automated Driving Session Chair: Jean-François Sencerin, Renault |
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13:40
Hands Off Detection - Who "controls" the automated vehicle? Thierry Mousel, IEE |
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Introduction Jean-François Sencerin, Renault
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13:55
Components, car architecture and Human Machine Interface Thomas Heitzmann, Valeo |
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The Safety Aspect of Intelligent, Autonomous and Connected vehicles for future Transport Charles Boulanger, Ricardo |
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14:10
Driver awareness in HAD Elsa Yousfi, VEDECOM |
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Use of Smartphone Communication means to improve Parking Assistance Frederic Gehin, Valeo |
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14:25
HMI and User Acceptance in Autonomous cars Arnaud De La Fortelle, Mines ParisTech |
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Precise ego-localization using multi sensor map matching for highly and fully automated vehicles Kichun Jo, Valeo |
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14:45
Pitch PME "Innov+" - Stéphane Arnoux |
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Pitch PME "ProbasYes" - Kévin Derrien |
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14:50
Round-table discussion |
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Round-table discussion |
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15:00
Mobility platforms for Europe Michael Bueltemann, HERE |
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15:20
Connected Cars: Technologies for Tomorrow's Mobility Jürgen Schweiger, Continental Automotive |
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15:40
Pragmatic driver assistance Guillaume Devauchelle, Valeo |
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16:00
Future challenges of electronics in cars Rémi Bastien, Renault |
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16:20
Closing remarks Jochen Langheim, Chairman |
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16:30
End of conference |
- 16 November
- 17 November
Registration
€ VAT Exc.
Access & Accommodation
conference venue
PALAIS DES CONGRES DE VERSAILLES
10 rue de la Chancellerie
78000 Versailles, France
public transportation
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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. |
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From Saint-Lazare station (Paris), take a SNCF train towards Paris “Versailles Rive-Droite”. The Palais des Congrès is 20 min by foot. |
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