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Hear unique perspectives on AI in automotive from Nuance, NVIDIA, Continental, Pillar Technology and more

Our new WardsAuto FOCUS conference series launches November 9 with a half-day focused on  AI in Automotive.

Topics will include:

• A Deep Dive into Deep Learning 
  Deep learning enables machines to become smarter than humans at specific tasks. Among other things, it can be used to train vehicle guidance systems to recognize other cars, people and bikes more accurately than a human. Hear how Deep Learning will transform the auto industry by creating superhuman levels of perception and performance.
  
  
• Natural Language Processing
  Natural speech recognition is reinventing the relationship between people and technology. Learn how speech software leader Nuance is using a variety of AItechnologies to use reasoning and knowledge to fill in blanks that are inferred but not mentioned explicitly to create dialog that is more conversational than conventional menu-based voice recognition systems.
  
  
• Applying Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing 
  AI’s role in Industry 4.0 and the transformation of automotive manufacturing. We’ll explore applications for  AI for automakers and suppliers, discussing where the technology holds the most potential for productivity and efficiency improvements.
  
  
• AI, 5G and Connectivity
  To fully revolutionize the automotive industry, AI requires the speed that only a 5G mobile network can satisfy.  But the telecommunication industry must hammer out new standards and update its infrastructure before the ultra-low latency connection can go live.
  
  
• Personal Assistants and Other Services
  Using algorithms to converse naturally with machines and service providers is important because they simplify the user interface and make it more personal at the same time. AI and neural networks already have become part of driving for those who use smartphone personal assistants through Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. But technologies such as IBM’s Watson are accessing vehicle and driver information to take the relationship to a whole new level.