It is increasingly clear that the automotive industry is in intermediate stages of a slowdown. But while contractions are a time of uncertainty, the industry is expected to introduce significant value-generating opportunities around digitization and services.

More and more individuals worldwide are suffering from the effects of air pollution, thereby propelling the automotive engineering team to focus on the development of improved cabin air quality & filtration systems.

FutureBridge Mobility Insider Analysts review the Vertical Mobility trend including highlighting risky pitfalls and untapped opportunities for various leaders in the current transportation value chain.

2019 has been an exciting year so far, with a number of automotive OEMs increasing their focus on electric powertrains. Such a shift has had

In the near future, conventional buses will be replaced by semi-/fully-autonomous buses equipped with innovative technologies.

2019 promises robot-taxis, valet parking pilots, V2X and truck platooning test beds – only a few things of the key things to watch while waiting to get your “eyes-off-the-road” once Level 3 systems get regulatory approval. Through rhis webinar:
– understand how technological progress in vision sensors, HD maps, AI & supercomputers will develop in 2019 to unlock the perception, analysis and decision capabilities required for self-driving cars
– gain insights on leading LiDAR, radar and camera products from our bench marking
– explore different strategies around HD maps, supercomputers and L4 plarforms aiming at capturing market share in the AD space
– identify the competitive advantage of new ADAS suppliers and new startups in AD SW which could be ecosystem disruptors

Leading automotive OEM wanted to study start-ups in the automotive industry to understand different types of new mobility business models being explored by various players

From driving to being driven. The future of vehicle as a service. Tech enablers and ethical automation. With the digitalization of transportation services and the emergence of the shared economy to tackle traffic, utilization and cost of ownership, mobility is being quickly transformed to a service, i.e. Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS). This webinar focuses on:
– How mega-trends affect future mobility,
– Mobility-as-a-Service & Vehicle-as-a-Service
– Regional status: Europe, USA and Asia
– Technological challenges
– New business models and the road towards multi-modal and shared