Rise of Computing inside the Automotive DNA
IEEE CS SD Invited Seminar Series 2024 - Lecture 3 | NOTE: This particular talk will NOT be recorded.
The growth of electronics within the automobile has been nothing short of phenomenal. In 2015 it accounted for 13% of the total value of the car and in 2018 it has now jumped to 20%. A large portion of that has been purely due to the rise of computing-based components, such as ADAS, ECUs, etc. New technologies such as haptic sensors, and augmented reality heads-up displays — which offer drivers alerts, safety aids, and warnings on invisible screens embedded in the windshield — have entered the vocabulary of traditional suppliers. Large navigation and entertainment display screens in the dashboard offer Web-based information and media as well as data arrays picked up from networked roads and other cars. The autonomous car will further up the ante, and soon. It will change the “living space” dimension of automotive interiors.
This talk will focus on many of what is the “under the hood” computing portions, technologies and the accompanying massive software baggage that needs to go with it. It is time we got more familiar with the computing technologies and underlying foundations that go with it.
We will introduce many terms, concepts and issues to help folks in Automotive technologies get better prepared for the future (or is fusion a better word?) world of automotive & computer tech.
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- Date: 02 Apr 2024
- Time: 04:00 PM to 05:30 PM
- All times are (UTC-07:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada)
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Media Partner: Open Research Institute (ORI)
- Starts 16 March 2024 01:00 PM
- Ends 02 April 2024 05:00 PM
- All times are (UTC-07:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada)
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Speakers
Sharan Kalwani of DataSwing Corporation LLC
Rise of Computing inside the Automotive DNA
Biography:
Sharan Kalwani is an industry technology specialist with 25+ years of experience. Sharan has degrees in both Engineering and Computer Science. He has worked in many diverse areas and is a sought after speaker at many conferences and seminars, such as Supercomputing, HPC Advisory Council, SIAM, Infiniband Trade Association, AITP, etc. Sharan is a senior member of IEEE, an Emeritus member of Michigan!UNIX/user group (mug.org), member of Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), ASEI, ASEE and also leads the SIG-Linux section of SEMCO.org. He enjoys teaching, holds an Adjunct Faculty position at local educational sites. He has published one book "Linux and Internet Security" and is now working on his second text, about a new computer programming language. He is a recipient of the:
* 2018 IEEE MGA Achievement award,
* 2021 IEEE Region 4 Jack Sherman award,
* 2022 Robert Neff Section award, and
* 2023 IEEE Region 4 Outstanding Service award
* 2024 Engineering Society of Detroit (ESD) Anne Fletcher award
all for his contributions towards a diverse spectrum of member-centric activities.
He has been the Chair of the IEEE Southeastern Michigan Section since December 2021 and has held various officer roles for many of the Southeastern Michigan Units over the years. He also serves as one of the writers/editors of the Sections monthly newsletter - Wavelengths. He has also served as Vice-Chair of IEEE Sustech 2023, IEEE Sustech 2022, IEEE SusTech 2021 Global Conferences, IEEE Online Forum on Climate Change Technologies (OFCCT).
Address:Detroit, United States
Agenda
4:00PM - Welcome and Speaker Introduction
4:02PM - Invited Technical Talk/Presentation.
5:00PM - End of Technical Talk - begin Q/A Session
5:30PM - Wrap up.
Notes: This talk will NOT be recorded. All times are in PST.
- This is the 3rd lecture of the 2024 Invited Seminar Series (Virtual) organized by IEEE Computer Society San Diego Chapter. Please follow these links to visit previous lectures: 2023 and 2024 seminar series.