Telematics Update Webinar: Honda & Michigan DoT Explore Certification & Safety Checks for Imminent V2V Intelligent Transportation Deployment in Live Discussion
(PRWEB) February 20, 2014 -- Register for free and join in the discussion here: http://www.telematicsupdate.com/vehicle-to-vehicle-conference/webinar.php
When Regulation and Certification Becomes a Matter of Life and Death
V2V technologies have been declared as capable of significantly decreasing the number of vehicle collisions and policy is moving towards the deployment of intelligent transport systems. While the announcement has been welcomed by the industry as a positive signal of policy progress, the way in which the tech will be certified and regulated remains unclear.
The live webinar discussion will address key policy issues such as who will provide the rubber stamp of approval for these technologies, and how minimum standards will be necessary to establishing an efficient and effective network.
Meredith Evans, Project Director at Telematics Update noted, "Regulations of V2V technologies are going to be integral to intelligent transport systems. Maintaining high performance standards across equipment, and ensuring they are failsafe before deployment are obvious necessities, but at present there is no clear outline for how this will be structured. We have seen huge progress on the tech. front by OEMs during the wait for the NHTSA announcement, but the time to build a policy framework to facilitate these systems has arrived."
The live free webinar will cover:
• Why minimum standards on the distance and speed of data transfer will be vital for a reliable, high quality foundation to facilitate an optimized intelligent transport system
• Whether NHTSA, test beds. OEMS or a more focused regulating body will provide the certification guidelines and ‘rubber stamp’ auto safety tech. as road worthy
• The accuracy of testing techniques such as simulations, off road environments and small scale deployments to ensure test bed successes translate onto the road
Panel speakers:
• Radovan Miucic, research engineer, Honda
• Matthew Smith. ITS program manager, Michigan Department of Transport
Registrants will also have the opportunity to join in live polling and Q&A with the speakers, as well as gain exclusive insights to the advanced automotive safety industry from these thought leaders.
Register for the complimentary webinar here: http://www.telematicsupdate.com/vehicle-to-vehicle-conference/webinar.php.
Note: Registrants will be sent the recording of the webinar. Telematics Update advises those who cannot attend on the day to sign up and a recording will be sent to you afterwards.
This core issue will also be discussed in more depth at Advanced Automotive Safety USA 2014 (July 8-9, Baronette Renaissance Hotel, Novi, MI), the most focused business event for intelligent transport communication and ADAS technologies that are driving the road safety revolution. This year will see over 150 executive attendees and 30+ expert speakers come together to discuss the most pressing challenges relating to advanced automotive safety: http://www.telematicsupdate.com/vehicle-to-vehicle-conference/.
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Contact:
Meredith Evans
Project Director | Telematics Update
7-9 Fashion Street, London, E1 6PX, UK
T: +44 (0) 207 422 4329 (Global) / 1 800 814 3459 ext 4329 (USA Toll Free)
E: mevans(at)telematicsupdate(dot)com
Meredith Evans, Telematics Update, http://www.telematicsupdate.com/vehicle-to-vehicle-conference/, +44 207 422 4329 Ext: 4329, [email protected]
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