Event Alert: AUVSI-NDIA Transportation Technology Transfer Initiative (T3I) Conference - May 24-25, 2011
Post date: Feb 4, 2011 8:47:27 PM
24 – 25 May 2011
Renaissance Arlington Capital View Hotel
Crystal City, VA
USA
Vehicles of the Future will be
Intelligent, Connected, Driver-Optional, and eventually Driverless
If these vehicles are in your future, then you should attend!
AUVSI and NDIA are pleased to present the inaugural Transportation Technology Transfer Initiative (T3I) Conference. Join us as leaders from the Department of Defense, Department of Transportation and industry share the latest developments in intelligent vehicle technology. Learn how collaboration among key interests can advance concepts leading to saving lives on the battlefield and on the nation’s highways. In addition to presentations and panels, the conference will offer valuable networking opportunities.
Monday, 23 May
1700-1930 T3I Capitol Hill Reception, Rayburn House Office Building, Room B-369
AUVSI will host an evening reception on Capitol Hill with key lawmakers,
regulators and their staff.
Tuesday, 24 May
0730-1600 Registration Open
0730-0830 Continental Breakfast and Networking
Morning Sessions
0830-0845 Welcome and Opening Remarks
0845-0915 DOD Keynote: DOD Perspectives on Intelligent Vehicles
Mr. Jose Gonzalez, OUSD (AT&L)
0915-0945 DOT Keynote: DOT and the Future of Intelligent Vehicles
Mr. John Augustine, DOT ITS JPO
0945-1030 Break and Refreshments
1030-1100 Intelligent Vehicles for Planetary Exploration
Dr. Robert Ambrose, NASA
1100-1130 Intelligent Vehicles: A Critical National Technology
Dr. Sridhar Kota, Office of Science and Technology Policy
1130-1245 Lunch and Networking
Afternoon Sessions
1245-1315 Autonomous Intelligent Vehicles: The Need for Policy Pull
Dr. Scott Fish, U.S. Army Chief Technology Officer
1315-1345 Intelligent Vehicles and Connected Vehicles
Mr. Tim Schmidt, DOT Chief Technology Officer
1345-1415 Dr. Robert Braun, NASA Chief Technology Officer
1415-1445 Dr. Jim Overholt, U.S. Army TARDEC
1445-1530 Break and Refreshments
1530-1600 Incentivized Prize Competitions for Autonomous Vehicles: The Development of an
Auto Auto X PRIZE
Mr. Christopher Frangione, X-PRIZE Foundation
1600-1630 Autonomous Intelligent Vehicles: Technology and Systems at Carnegie Mellon University
Mr. Chris Urmson, Google/Carnegie Mellon University (Invited)
1630-1645 Closing Remarks
1645-1830 Networking Reception
Wednesday, 25 May
0730-1300 Registration Open
0730-0830 Continental Breakfast and Networking
Morning Sessions
0830-0845 Welcome and Opening Remarks
0845-0915 Cooperative Vehicles for Safety
Mr. Ray Resendes, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
0915-0945 Intelligent Vehicle Technology Status and Forecast
Mr. Steve Bayless, Intelligent Transportation Society of America
0945-1015 Perception Systems for Autonomous Ground Vehicles
Dr. Larry Matthies, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
1015-1100 Break and Refreshments
1100-1130 Intelligent Robots in Combat Operations
COL(Sel.) David Thompson, Robotic Systems Joint Program Office
1130-1200 Intelligent Vehicle Developments in the U.S. Navy
Mr. Mike Bruch, U.S. Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command
1200-1315 Lunch and Networking
Afternoon Sessions
1315-1345 U.S. Air Force Unmanned Ground Vehicle Innovations
Mr. Walt Waltz, U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory
1345-1415 The History and State of the Connected Vehicle
Mr. Scott McCormick, Connected Vehicle Trade Association
1415-1445 Intelligent Vehicle Developments at General Motors
Dr. Joe Mercurio, General Motors
1445-1530 Break and Refreshments
1530-1600 Intelligent Vehicle Research at Volkswagen Group
Dr. Dirk Langer, Volkswagen of America
1600-1630 Off-Road Intelligent Vehicles and Their Impact on the Worksite
Dr. Stewart Moorehead, John Deere
1630-1700 Vehicle-to-Vehicle Safety Communication in the United States
Dr. Michael Schulman, Ford Motor Company
1700-1715 Closing Remarks
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Registration for AUVSI and NDIA’s Transportation Technology Transfer Initiative (T3I) Conference is only available online. Online pre-registration will close Thursday, 19 May 2011. After that date, conference attendees may register upon arrival at the conference. Click here to register.
Registration Fees
Advance registration through Thursday, 19 May:
AUVSI and NDIA members: $305
Non-members: $355
Onsite registration, 24-25 May:
AUVSI and NDIA members: $355
Non-members: $405
Cancellations will be accepted until Friday, 22 April, less a 25% cancellation fee. After Friday, 22 April, there will be no refunds for cancellations.
RESERVE A HOTEL ROOM at the Renaissance Arlington Capital View
We have negotiated a special discounted rate with the hotel for conference attendees at $219 a night single/double occupancy. Rooms at the prevailing government per diem rate are available for eligible government attendees. Reservations will be accepted through Tuesday, 26 April 2011. To make your hotel reservation, click here, or call +1 703 413 1300 and refer to the Transportation Technology Transfer Initiative (T3I) Conference