14:00
Registration and networking with refreshments
14:30
Introduction to Mobile Broadband SIG from Tom Rebbeck of Analysys Mason
14:40
Mike Bell, Global Connected Car Director, Jaguar Land Rover
15:00
Q&A
15:05
LTE and Car2x: Connected cars on the way to 5G; Uwe Pützschler, Head of Car2x, Nokia Solutions and Networks Deutschland GmbH
Safer roads, more enjoyable driving, lower emissions, more efficient road use – these are some of the gains that will be realized by applying advanced mobile communications to support the car and road transport industry. A breakthrough technology is Mobile Edge Computing, or cloudlets at the mobile edge, which enhance LTE. Field trials have shown how the technology’s ultra-low latency and high bandwidth redefine car2x use cases. For mobile network operators, the capabilities open up opportunities to gain a higher return from their LTE network investments. They also complement ITS G5/DSRC hot spot deployments.
The talk will introduce the technology, present an overview about tests which were done end of last year at a German motorway and give an outlook.
15:25
Q&A
15:30
Does our understanding of mobility have to change as the connected car increasingly becomes part of the built environment? - an operators view of the evolution of services around and beyond the car
15:50
Q&A
15:55
Refreshments and networking
16:30
Connected car and IoT data; Moeen Khawaja, Director & COO, Thingful
Introduction to Thingful and its decentralised IoT data search and access services followed by a discussion of what Thingful has deployed in Cambridge this year and how Thingful will make it possible for connected cars to ingest external IoT data and share sensor data with third parties.
16:50
Q&A
16:55
Contextual Intelligence in Connected Vehicles;; Andy Dumbell, Managing Director, Control F1, i-MOTORS lead partner
The UK has set out its stall to become a world leader in automotive technology and when Innovate UK announced the £20m call for collaborative R&D projects, Control F1 saw this as a real opportunity to bring together a consortium of great minds to solve some of the challenges ahead in the connected and autonomous vehicles sector. i-Motors is a collaborative R&D project, seeking to standardise the way in which connected and autonomous vehicles communicate with one another and to other machines. Its key objective is to create and distribute contextual predictive intelligence to motorists and driverless cars, enabling better decisions, and ultimately make getting from A to B safer, faster and cleaner.
17:15
Q&A
17:20
Panel session with all speakers chaired by SIG Champion, Tom Rebbeck of Analysys Mason
17:55
Complete evaluation forms
18:00
Event Closes